Meet the Brands behind
Surf Re-evolution 2026
* MORE TO COME *
Finisterre
Born from the needs of hardy British surfers, Finisterre makes enduring outdoor wear for an inspired life in and around the sea. It started in 2003 with an innovative fleece that was designed to keep out chill winds and warm up cold bodies. Since these early days, driven by those who have jumped on board, the brand and product has widened beyond these original beginnings. Yet from their cliff top workshop in Cornwall, they stay true to their original design ethos of functionality and sustainability brought to life in an understated style and identity.
The Nevada + Lulu’s
a Maine Hotel always ahead of the curve
Built in 1951, The Nevada was one of the first beachfront motels in Maine. In 2024, we fully restored this iconic beachfront spot and transformed it into a hotel — preserving the mid-century curvy structure, while adding modern comforts, thoughtful amenities, and good vibes unlike any other on the seacoast.
dogfish head
The story of Dogfish Head began in June of 1995 when we opened Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats - the first state's first brewpub - in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. The plan was to bring original beer, original food and original music to the area … and we did just that!
Dogfish Head started as Delaware’s first brewpub and the smallest commercial brewery in America, crafting 12-gallon batches on a DIY system of kegs and propane burners. From day one, we embraced brewing off-centered ales for off-centered people, experimenting with bold ingredients and unconventional recipes.
That spirit of curiosity led us into distilling in 2002 with our handmade ‘Frankenstill,’ and by 2013, we expanded into hospitality with the Dogfish Inn in Lewes. In 2016, our coastal roots inspired the opening of Chesapeake & Maine, a seafood restaurant celebrating the waters between our founders’ homes.
In 2019, we joined forces with The Boston Beer Company, combining creativity and craft across beer, spirits, and experiences. And while our Miami outpost closed in 2022, our mission continues: to explore, experiment, and bring you the unexpected.
We don’t follow trends — we make our own. Come see why Dogfish Head is known as “America’s most interesting and adventurous small brewery.”
OPBOX + EDURA
We think of durability as the catalyst for sustainability, which also gives builders a competitive advantage with today’s ecologically minded consumers.
Shelter Institute
Shelter Institute began in the 1970s in response to America’s first energy crisis, with a simple idea: empower people to build their own homes and take control of the places they live.
What started as a small school has grown into a multigenerational organization focused on teaching people how to think, build and live with greater independence. Along the way, Shelter expanded its work to include hands-on education, design-build services and a carefully selected collection of high-quality tools.
For more than 50 years, Shelter Institute has championed durable, adaptable and energy-conscious building techniques, inspiring thousands of people to become confident, capable builders.
From the classroom to the job site, Shelter’s mission remains the same: help people build better, live better and create shelter that lasts.
Ocean Bottle
Ocean Bottle is a certified B Corp social impact brand that makes insulated reusable water bottles designed to fund the collection of ocean-bound plastic with every purchase. Every Ocean Bottle sold funds the collection of 11.4 kg (25 lbs) of ocean-bound plastic, which is the equivalent of 1,000 plastic bottles.
Storyteller Overland
Storyteller Overland began in 2018 in Birmingham, Alabama, when a small group of automotive and outdoor enthusiasts set out to change the way people experience adventure. The idea was simple: build better vehicles, make adventure more accessible and create a community where people could explore freely.
That vision became the MODE adventure van — a purpose-built rig designed for spontaneous getaways, extended road trips and everything in between. From the beginning, Storyteller embraced a different approach to overlanding, blending thoughtful design, everyday drivability and serious capability into vehicles built to help people get outside more often.
As the company grew, so did the adventure. Storyteller expanded its lineup with new MODE platforms, the GXV expedition vehicle and a growing collection of gear and lifestyle offerings, all designed around the same belief: the best adventures are the ones that give you the freedom to go wherever the road leads.
But Storyteller Overland is about more than vehicles. It’s about the people behind the wheel, the places they discover and the stories they bring home. A growing community of adventurers has turned Storyteller into a movement built around curiosity, connection and a shared desire to live a little more freely.
Live free. Explore endlessly. Tell better stories.
A New Earth Project
A New Earth Project started as a conversation between surfers on the North Shore of Oahu and has grown into a robust movement to raise awareness of the scale of plastic pollution in waterways. The initiative brings together the voices of ocean and water advocacy groups with organizations in the supply chain equipped to bring solutions to the table to remediate the problems that exist today. With a team built by founder Wes Carter, president of Atlantic Packaging, one of the largest privately held packaging companies in North America, the initiative is supported by veterans from the surf, outdoor, film, and packaging industries.
Session Magazine
for the water lovers
Session Mag began in 2008 as a publication rooted in the connection between people and the water and has grown into a print and digital platform celebrating surf culture, nature-powered water sports, and ocean conservation. Through stories, photography, and film, Session highlights the people, places, and communities that inspire a deeper connection to the water and the environments that surround it.
