As we’ve been wrapping up the monumental task of closing down our factory, I’ve been reflecting a lot on the mistakes that we made, what we did right and what lessons we can bring to our work at NW Alpine. One of the most important things I think we can do right now as a brand is to define our values so that our customers know what guides us. There’s a whole lot of selective truth telling that goes on in the outdoor industry, and we want to be as transparent as possible.
We’ve been spending time building a framework for growth that’s going to allow NW Alpine to thrive in a way that is responsible to our customers, employees, environment and country. We have three promises we’re making to our customers that are in many ways interconnected.
- We will always be made in the USA
- We will always provide a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects
- Durability above all else
Over the next few weeks I want to delve further into each of these promises and explain what they mean to us, why we think they’re important, and how we intend to keep them.
-Bill
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Matt White
I hope you can provide more product availability on a more monthly or do basis .. but please do not off shore the products .. so many companies have started to off shore their clothing and products .. Voormi
.. Ball and Buck … Hyperlite packs .. and so on … I’m not interested in looking like the rest of the herd out there … your products made in Oregon have always been top notch …. Keep it real – keep it made here .. maybe have a customer service number in the future .. thanks Matt
I hope you can provide more product availability on a more monthly or do basis .. but please do not off shore the products .. so many companies have started to off shore their clothing and products .. Voormi
.. Ball and Buck … Hyperlite packs .. and so on … I’m not interested in looking like the rest of the herd out there … your products made in Oregon have always been top notch …. Keep it real – keep it made here .. maybe have a customer service number in the future .. thanks Matt