A landscape scene of a lake at sunrise, with a sky filled with pink and purple clouds, reflecting on the calm water, and forested hills in the background.

Your t-shirt can tell stories of the wilderness…

. . . The backcountry hunter climbing up a remote mountain ridge at dawn to seek a season’s worth of food,
or the mountain biker pedaling into the redwood forest seeking a steep escape from the city,
or the kayak angler seeking a more sustainable harvest just offshore before the wind picks up.

I set out to create iconic artist-driven apparel that celebrates our North American public lands heritage.
In doing so, I hope to inspire and unite outdoorsmen of all stripes into a force for conservation.

We donate a portion of every sale to the organizations who are on the front line of the conservation movement - groups that show up and make things happen on the ground and in the halls of power to ensure that wilderness thrives now and in
the future.

Chart showing the percentage of various causes of death in the U.S., with accidents being 5%, cancer 23%, heart disease 23%, stroke 7%, respiratory 4%, and other causes 38%.
Back view of a man wearing a black t-shirt with a circular logo that reads "Public Lands Collective" and features mountain and sun graphics, with additional text "Art, Apparel, Conservation" and "Est. 2025."

Founder & Designer

Aptos Ranch sources high quality recycled and organic materials as much as possible.

But the effort to continuously reduce our impact on global lands and waters is ongoing.