“30A’s inspiring videos, photos and stories reach millions of beach lovers every week.” – Huffington Post

“This area has long been a beloved vacation spot for Southerners who drive each summer to swim in clear turquoise waters, play in powder-white sand and then slap a 30A bumper sticker on their cars.” – The New York Times

“30A is an awesome company that makes clothing out of recycled bottles. Typically the bottles would end up in a landfill or in the ocean, but instead they’re mixed with cotton to make super-soft t-shirts.” – Good Morning America

“The 30A brand – and lifestyle that goes with it – has reached fans far beyond the Gulf Coast.” – Forbes

“30A.com has exploded…. You’ve probably seen them — round, blue 30A stickers — adorning cars on highways all over the South. More than [4 million] are now strewn throughout the planet and spotted in places as far afield as Afghanistan, Uruguay and Iceland.” – Southern Living

“30A Beach Blonde Ale now appears in grocery stores all the way to Texas but remains a mainstay on local taps.” – Garden & Gun

“You’re likely familiar with 30A, namely in the form of a bright blue and yellow bumper sticker made by a former Birmingham resident who moved to the beach and developed ’30A’ as a major lifestyle brand.” – AL.com

“Meet the beach lifestyle brand cleaning up the Earth, one recycled bottle t-shirt at a time.” – Forbes

“If you’ve spent an extended period of time in the South over the years, you’ve probably heard about 30A – or, at the very least, you’ve seen the bumper stickers decorating every SUV on I-95.” – Observer

“A mystery to many, the stickers trigger fond memories for those familiar with one of America’s most rewarding coastal drives: Highway 30-A in the Florida Panhandle. For them, ’30A’ means good times on the Gulf Coast.” – U.S. Airways Magazine