My Brother’s Clothesline

Karen Rice’s brother is a big fan of Icebreaker. She sent us the story below to show us just how much… Hello,  I’m writing to tell you about my brother who lives in small town… Continue reading →

Pedalling for Preschools

Pete Oswald is avid free skier and can usually be found on the frigid slopes of The Remarkables mountain range on South Island of New Zealand. So, it’s no surprise that Pete’s recent… Continue reading →

Maineiac in Merino

In April my brother Kevin and I jumped on a train at Penn Station and headed north with bicycles, Icebreaker layers, camping gear and a couple cameras. The idea was to cycle from Montreal, Quebec to Acadia… Continue reading →

From Nannying to Numbers

When Lydia Pritchard was in her 20s she moved to the UK to be a nanny, but shortly after decided to pursue a career in finance. Lydia started her new career path as an finance… Continue reading →

ANZAC Day Traditions

On 25-April we celebrate ANZAC Day in New Zealand and Australia. It marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by our forces during the First World War. Two of the… Continue reading →

A Compass and a Love of Nature: Beck Snow Art

If there’s one thing we love to do at Icebreaker it’s to have fun in nature.This is exactly what we did recently when we hosted media from Germany, France, Switzerland and Canada at… Continue reading →

DIY Earth Day Project: Icebreaker Sock Dolls

Earth Day (22-April) is about making small gestures that together can have a huge impact— plant a tree, opt for walking or give new life to garments you no longer wear. If there… Continue reading →

Getting “Flashed” with Icebreaker

We get some awesome stories from “The Flock.” Here’s one from Marc Vasquez about his first time bouldering: I first started rock climbing after a co-worker asked me to sign up for a month membership to… Continue reading →