Our Journal
The Journal is where we share what we’ve discovered—about the gear we design, the materials we use, and the philosophies that guide us. It’s an ongoing conversation shaped by curiosity, experience, and time spent in the outdoors. Whether it’s a deep dive into textile innovation or reflections from the field, every story is a chance to learn something new.
Pre-Consumer? Post-Consumer? Know the Difference
Not all recycled fabrics are created equal. Here’s how pre- and post-consumer synthetics stack up — and why it matters for sustainability.
Schoeller Is Rethinking Polyester
When we think of sustainable synthetics, recycling often takes the spotlight. But there’s another powerful path forward: bio-based polymers — fibers made from renewable biological resources instead of fossil fuels.
Merino, Engineered
Let’s take a deep dive into how our Merino wool is processed. Each stage plays a critical role in preserving the softness, strength, and performance characteristics. An engineered natural fiber, perfected by evolution and refined by human craftsmanship.
The Story Behind Our Logo
Logos aren’t just symbols. They carry stories, ideas, and histories—sometimes in ways that aren’t immediately obvious. If our logo feels familiar, that’s because it was inspired by one of the most recognizable marks in Canadian design.
A Deep Dive Into Partner Polartec®
Journey To Bandera
Follow Maïka Lamoureux as she takes on her first 100km ultra trail race. From training in Québec to traveling to Texas for race day, it’s a journey of perseverance, learning, and expanding horizons. Through challenging trails and tough moments, a real look at what it takes to step up to an ultra-distance race for the first time.
Schoeller® Textile = High Performance Apparel
At Foehn, we believe that technical apparel should push boundaries—blending performance, innovation, and sustainability. That’s why we partner with the best. Schoeller® Textil AG, a Swiss textile pioneer with over 150 years of expertise, has been redefining what’s possible in fabric technology.
The Quest For Golden Gate
The Golden Gate Route on El Capitan is a 36-pitch test of technical skill, endurance, and patience. First freed in 2000, it follows a striking line up the southwest face, linking delicate face climbing with steep, exposed crack systems.
Céüse - A photo essay
Perched high above the French countryside. Céüse is a sport climbing paradise with perfect limestone, legendary routes, and breathtaking views. From technical crimp lines to powerful overhangs, it’s a place that pushes your limits—and rewards you with some of the best climbing on the planet.
The Baja Traverse
A journey from sea to sea. Running across the Baja Peninsula, pushing through desert heat, rugged mountains, and endless open sky. From the Pacific to the Sea of Cortez, their journey was a test of endurance, resilience, and the wild beauty of Baja.
Moving Images From Farwell
A brief glimpse into our trip the the high desert of British Columbia. Originally we were attracted by the dramatic landscape, but we returned home with times away from civilization, cell service or distraction.
Spring Dreams
Our journey to Farwell Canyon to bike, run and climb. Tucked deep in British Columbia’s Chilcotin region, it is a hidden gem for those who seek adventure. With rolling sand dunes, rugged trails, and endless open terrain, it’s a playground to explore beyond the beaten path.