Company Updates

Over the past few weeks, we have witnessed devastating floods ravage parts of Northern NSW and Queensland, causing unprecedented damage and disruption to the lives and homes of thousands.

Last month saw Rip Curl’s 21st annual Planet Day take place along the Surf Coast, working with local environmental groups located near our Torquay Head Office to clean up, protect and revegetate beach areas.

The motto, “leave it better than you found it” is a favourite among surfers, reminding every one of us to pick up litter at our local beaches, repair instead of discard, and tread with care wherever The Search takes us.

Rip Curl is stoked to have placed in the top 47% of companies in the 2021 ethical fashion report released by Baptist World Aid.

Rip Curl Joins Coastal Defense Partners, Surfrider Foundation, to Aid Efforts in the Southern California Oil Spill.

Jump behind the scenes with Rip Curl’s female design team as we tackle the making of the Interactive Bikini Fit Guide.

Brooke Farris is announced as the new Chief Executive Officer of Rip Curl.

A long-term commitment to sustainable cotton. Rip Curl is excited to announce a partnership with the Better Cotton Initiative, the largest cotton sustainability program in the world.

Through these uncertain times Rip Curl is doing everything we can to ensure that you can order and receive quality surf products in the safety of your own home.

Based on concerns around COVID-19 across the world, the GromSearch International Final will not be held in conjunction with the 2020 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach and will be postponed until further notice.

The acquisition of Rip Curl by Kathmandu creates a $1 billion dollar Australasian based surfing and outdoor adventure lifestyle company.

Waves For Water (W4W), is a targeted, non-profit organization focused on correcting the imbalances of water scarcity, in developing communities around the world.