What's Your OutsideThree?
Updated: Jun 16
It's said that playing, creating, and walking in nature are behaviors that are in perfect sync with how humans learn. So what's OutsideThree? It's the concept of conscious outdoor movement added to our lifestyles for clearer and cleaner living. This concept is for sure nothing new. However, OutsideThree is our philosophy of building a community that adds outdoor exploration to our lives while relying on built-to-last wardrobe essentials. As a new brand, this means expanding our catalog to higher levels of sustainability and creativity. As adventurers, it's a call to add more peace and calm in our day-to-day lives.

The concept is designed to take weight off our shoulders and is simple: for the rest of 2026, think of three outdoor activities that pull you toward movement, adventure, and presence. You can begin with one of those three activities, as long as it has all three elements of movement, adventure, and presence. It doesn't have to be extreme. For example, it could be setting up a low-profile beach chair in a lake's shoreline, skateboarding to grab some grub downtown, hiking a mile under forest trees, or practicing your game at the park hoops.

This isn't just a personal challenge. Well, it could be — however, OutsideThree is meant to be a shared one. Jude Three is building a community that breaks through our daily comforts to add more peace and calm into our everyday lives.
So today — pick your OutsideThree for the rest of 2026. Start with one and share it with us. When we share our OutsideThree, we're not just sharing our own adventures — we're inspiring our new and growing community to open their doors and create more peace and calm in their lives too.

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Water! Loves the water. It can be a stream, river, lake or ocean! Get me next to some water and I feel great!
I do love sunsets and beachfires on the coast, connecting with my loved ones. We have gone to Pacific City several times and hiked up the sand dunes, watched the sunsets and even saw a few whales.
It's the coast for me. Running in and out of the waves with my wife and son has been the best place of connection for us as a family. Always grateful for the ocean. We could watch it together all day long.