Ibex Outdoor Clothing

Public lands aren’t optional for us. The U.S. Forest Service manages 193 million acres of the forests, trails, and water we spend time in. That work depends on strong stewardship, access, and decades of scientific research and on-the-ground knowledge. Recent changes, including relocating headquarters and closing regional offices, put that foundation at risk. What gets framed as reorganization can mean less capacity, less science, and less stewardship for the places we all rely on. With a low snowpack year, wildfire risk is already higher. Less support means less capacity to manage it. The U.S. Forest Service and public lands are personal to us. Their value to this country is hard to overstate. Places shaped over centuries can be changed in a single season. We’ve signed onto the @conservationalliance statement alongside other brands supporting long-term stewardship and access to public lands. Tap the link in our bio to send your senators a letter opposing these cuts. We’ll keep showing up for these places and people. @outdooralliance @conservationalliance #ibex #publiclands #publiclandsinpublichands

What makes the Mammoth Hoodie so special? It uses @nuyarn fleece built for the cold — insane warmth, breathable on the move, and built to perform when temps drop. Andrew, our Head of Sourcing, walks through the @nuyarn construction that makes Mammoth warmer, stronger, and more breathable than a standard fleece. Tap link in bio to watch full video.

The first-ever fisherman sweater built with @nuyarn merino — meet the Nautilus 🌊 3D knit in Brooklyn, NY, this is heritage style completely reengineered. The 70/30 merino–nylon @nuyarn blend delivers more warmth, more strength, and faster dry times than traditional wool. Reinforced elbows and a structured 8-gauge rib knit add long-haul durability. Vented underarm stitching keeps airflow moving. A timeless silhouette, rebuilt with modern performance. Tap link in bio to shop. #ibex

Every piece of gear earned its place. A multi-day packrafting mission through Maine’s Debsconeag Wilderness.

Spring is perfect for scheming summer missions. Studying maps, building backup routes , and figuring out who’s down for an adventure. Photos by Ambassador @adrianbarniak

Miles stack up fast when every ridge line comes with the Sierra’s as your witness. Tap link in bio to shop the Springbok Collection. #ibex

Built to drift all day. The Nomad Button Down is made with Weightless Wool, merino wrapped around nylon for durability, so it stays breathable, dries quick, and won’t hold onto yesterday. One shirt. River to town. No change. #ibex

Meet the GOAT (tee) The tee that does it all and does it better. Built with Beta Spun® durability, low-profile seams, and UPF 50+ protection. Made for long miles, hot sun, and days that don’t quit. ☑️ Beta Spun® for durability and stretch ☑️ Low-profile seams + offset shoulders to prevent pack chafe ☑️ UPF 50+ sun protection ☑️ Weightless Wool: lightweight, soft, and ready for anything Tap link in bio to shop. #ibex #goat

Fresh starts, packed rigs, early mornings, maps on dashboards, first campground nights of the year. Spring is one of the best times to hit the road, and we’re sending one lucky winner off with a full tank of gear to do it right. ⛽ We’ve teamed up with some friends to put together a bundle built for the season ahead.  What’s inside: 👕 @ibexwool Nomad Henley. Merino wool that earns its spot in every bag, from trailhead to dinner table. 🌲 @olautofragrances Car Fragrance. The scent of Eucalyptus, fresh rain and open road, bottled. 🕶️ @ombraz Armless Sunglasses $200 Gift Card. No arms means all-day comfort. No slipping, no headaches, no adjusting. They simply disappear. 📚 @wildsam Classic Road Trips Pack. Three field guides covering New England, Route 66, and the Pacific Northwest. 🚗 @goodsam Membership and Roadside Assistance. Peace of mind for every mile. How to enter: 1️⃣ Like this post 2️⃣ Follow all partners 3️⃣ Tag your road trip buddy in the comments Enter now through May 3rd. Good luck out there. 🌲 Entries are due on May 3rd, 2026 at 11:59pm EST and the winner will be randomly chosen and notified via DM on May 4th, 2026. No purchase necessary. Open only to legal U.S. Residents, age 18 or older. This giveaway is not endorsed by nor affiliated with Instagram. Winner communication will only come from us. Any other accounts are imposters. To view official giveaway rules, visit /rules

Today we give back to the places that give us everything. This year, it hits a little different. Across the country, the places we love are facing real pressure, protections being rolled back, access being challenged, and landscapes being opened up to development and extraction. These aren’t distant issues. They’re happening right now, in the places we hike, ski, camp, and depend on. We can either fight to protect these places or watch them be lost and changed forever. Today, 10% of net profits go to the @conservationalliance . Right now, the @conservationalliance is putting that work into critical fights like: • Defending the Roadless Rule — keeping millions of acres of wild backcountry off-limits to development. • Protecting the Boundary Waters — stopping mining threats in one of America’s most iconic wilderness areas. • Protecting Alaska’s D-1 Lands — defending 28 million acres of some of the last truly wild landscapes in the country. #earthday #publiclands #wekeepitwild

Your gear should leave an impact—not your packaging. We’re proud to use packaging that doesn’t last and that’s exactly why we work with @betterpackagingco Built from corn starch, PLA, and PBAT, these bags are completely biodegradable, non-toxic, and free from BPA, phthalates, and GMOs. Here for a good time, not a long time. It breaks down in 3–6 months in a home compost (even faster commercially). Safe for worm bins, bokashi systems, and the backyard pile. Earth Week sale: 20% off select gear + 10% of net profits to the @conservationalliance Use code: WILD20 at checkout

Today is a hard one for the outdoor community. The Senate has passed H.J. Res. 140, overturning a 20-year mining ban that protected the watershed of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. By using the Congressional Review Act in this way, lawmakers have opened the door to sulfide-ore copper mining in one of the most pristine and ecologically sensitive landscapes in the U.S. This isn’t just about wilderness, it’s about people. The Boundary Waters support over 17,000 jobs and generate $1B+ annually for local communities. These protections weren’t just environmental, they were economic lifelines. We’re deeply disappointed. And we know we’re not alone. Your voices mattered, even if this wasn’t the outcome we fought for. Thank you to Senators, our partners @conservationalliance and organizations including @outdooralliance and @savethebwca — for standing up and fighting this til the end. This decision sets a dangerous precedent for public lands nationwide. There is still a path forward to protect the Boundary Waters and we’ll keep showing up for the lands and waters we all depend on.