The Sustainable Beachwear Company With A Focus On Social Good

Sustainable style is at the heart of Faherty Brand. They make all of their clothes with ethical manufacturers and sustainable materials. Co-Founders Alex and Mike Faherty explain what makes their clothes so unique. Faherty Brand was founded in 2013. Now the family-owned company has 7 locations along both coasts. The Faherty brothers discuss the importance of having brick-and-mortar locations and not just selling online.

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