San Diego climate week
Take a look into the future of fashion. Upcycle, natural fibers, and effortless style all featured on the runway at San Diego’s first climate fashion show.
an Evening at the garden of the sea
On October 8, we showed at the closing night of San Diego Climate Week's ‘The People Summit’ . Before the runway, people were swapping clothes, getting their gear repaired at the fix-it clinic, and shopping the circular marketplace. Then came An Evening in the Garden of the Sky, a fashion show built around sustainable fashion, slow fashion, upcycling, natural fibers, and local designers.
We showed two things: our hemp line, and an upcycled collection we made across the border in Tijuana.
Doc flossin’s on the runway
made from what already exists
Our collection hit the San Diego Climate Week runway, and now it's yours. Hemp basics, reworked one-of-one pieces, and clothes built to be worn on repeat.
The TIJUANA COLLAB
San Diego and Tijuana are basically the same neighborhood with a border down the middle. People cross for work, family, food, and art, and a lot of what makes this region special comes from both sides.
So when we wanted to make something upcycled, we looked south. We teamed up with Felipe, a Tijuana designer and tailor who works out of a casita in the same neighborhood as Bhumi, a delicious plant-based restaurant. Sustainability is lived here. Racks of reworked denim, workwear, and unusual fabrics, get cut apart and rebuilt into something new.
We brought the hemp. Felipe brought the craft. Every piece we made together is one of a kind, because no two starting garments are the same.
The SKETCH
Yes, that SHIRT used to be pants.
Okay, so it all started with this sketch. It was based on the avocado and earth tones color way of the 70s merged with the grunge 90s Carhartt aesthetic that really symbolizes skate culture. Then we decided to make this shirt out of the Doc Flossin’s Chino pants. The pockets and zippers of the pants were reoriented and shifted to serve as functional pieces for a shirt rather than pants. The Doc Flossin’s hemp shirt was used for the trimming of the pants.
This is what real sustainability looks like. Nothing new had to be grown, dyed, or shipped to make the base fabric. It already existed. Every piece in this drop is made the same way, so what you see is what exists. When it's gone, it's gone.
where do clothes go?
Mostly, the landfill. The EPA estimated Americans threw away about 17 million tons of textiles in 2018, and around 11.3 million tons of that ended up in landfills. Only about 15 percent was recycled.
That's a lot of good fabric going to waste. Upcycling is a simple fix: take what's already here and make it better than it was. It’s common sense with a street twist which leads to better clothes.
GIFT WHAT YOU SAW
The collection is live now. This holiday shop local. Shop the future of fashion. Small batches mean the pieces you like may not last, so grab yours while they're here.
Fill your drawer with a 7-pack of Doc Flossin's Hemp Socks. These aren't just socks – they're your new secret weapon. Our hemp blend socks combine organic Indian cotton for softness and spandex for stretch, delivering unmatched comfort and durability for every session. You're not just buying better performance, you're reducing waste and supporting sustainability with every step.
Superior moisture-wicking and antimicrobial protection
Strategic cushioning for impact protection
Gets better with age while treading lighter on the planet
At Doc Flossin's, we're transforming technical streetwear through nature's most resilient fiber. Our gear is made for movement, built for endurance, and designed with style because we believe that looking good shouldn't compromise the planet.
Doc Flossin’s 2-Year Anniversary Hemp Hoodie — In Mocha with Gold Embroidery
Celebrate two years of sustainable style with our designer limited-edition hemp hoodie. Made from 420gsm French terry, the mocha exterior pairs with luxurious gold embroidery and a gold full-zip for a refined, street-ready look. Exceptionally soft and warm inside, with a roomy hood, hand pockets, and supportive cuffs.
Key features:
Fabric: 420gsm hemp-blend French terry — soft, insulating, and breathable
Trim: Gold embroidered iconic logos and gold full-zip
Fit details: Voluminous hood, relaxed cut, front hand pockets, ribbed cuffs and hem
Construction: Clean needlework and reinforced seams for durability
Sustainability: Eco-friendly hemp fibers and responsible production
Care: Gentle wash, tumble low or hang dry to preserve embroidery and fabric
Product benefits:
Keeps you warm without bulk thanks to dense French terry
Smooth, premium look from gold hardware and embroidery
Durable build for long-term wear — a true wardrobe staple
Eco-conscious choice that supports sustainable textiles
Size/fit note: True to size with a relaxed, slightly voluminous fit; consider sizing down for a more fitted silhouette
Black Chinos made from hemp are the perfect blend of durability, comfort, and style, designed for everyday wear, streetwear, and athletic activities. Featuring a gusseted diamond-shaped crotch inspired by karate gis and climbing pants, these chinos allow unrestricted movement for maximum flexibility. Equipped with a strong external drawstring and alloy button closure, they ensure a secure fit. The pants include four spacious hand pockets and a discreet stash zip pocket for convenient storage.
Crafted from a durable 260gsm woven hemp blended with soft Indian cotton, these chinos offer unmatched longevity—lasting three times longer than typical pants—while supporting sustainable fashion and protecting natural resources. Available in sleek onyx with classic hemp green embroidery, Doc Flossin’s Universal Hemp Chinos are the eco-friendly choice for those who value performance and planet-friendly apparel.