California
Activewear

Bamtech

Pasadena, California 🇺🇸

Based in Pasadena, California, Bamtech is a veteran-owned and operated apparel company dedicated to redefining activewear through sustainability, innovation, and domestic manufacturing. Founded by Brent Kappes, a former U.S. Navy aviation mechanic, the brand was born from a direct need for better-performing textiles. After struggling with skin irritations and athlete’s foot caused by non-breathable military gear, Kappes set out to create a superior alternative using the natural, antimicrobial power of bamboo.

Bamtech stands as a champion for the "Made in the USA" movement. Every garment—from initial design to dyeing and sewing—is produced in American facilities. By keeping their supply chain domestic, Bamtech ensures ethical labor practices, supports local jobs, and maintains a significantly lower carbon footprint than traditional fast-fashion brands.

The Power of Bamboo & Technology

The name "Bamtech" represents the fusion of Bamboo and Technology. The company specializes in utilizing renewable fibers to create gear that outperforms synthetic alternatives:

  • Signature Bamboo Fabrics: Naturally moisture-wicking, breathable, and odor-resistant, their bamboo-based textiles are engineered for high-intensity training and everyday comfort.

  • Veteran-Engineered Durability: Drawing from the founder's military background, Bamtech products like the Aerotech T-Shirt and Performance Boot Socks are designed to withstand rigorous use while maintaining a "soft-as-silk" feel.

  • Eco-Conscious Innovation: In addition to organic bamboo, the brand incorporates sustainable materials like Eucalyptus Tencel and recycled polyester (RPET) into their joggers, hoodies, and training shorts.

  • Function-First Design: Their gear often features thoughtful technical details, such as the double-pocket zipper systems on their Dominate Training Shorts and reflective safety accents for low-light visibility.

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