Orvis

Orvis

Retail

Sunderland, VT 48,569 followers

Inspiring a deep connection to adventure and wonder in nature. Join us at orvis.com

About us

About Orvis: In 1856, Charles F. Orvis founded the Orvis Company in Manchester, Vermont, offering superior fly-fishing equipment, and priding himself on customer satisfaction and service. Today, Orvis is the trusted source for the discovery of adventure and the wonder in the natural world. For more than a century and a half we have loved the wild, explored it, and protected it. At our core, we are a fly-fishing and wingshooting brand, inspired by nature, driven by curiosity, and fulfilled by adventure. Each product and the services we offer is rooted in our heritage, inspired by our love of the wild, and backed by superior customer service and a 100% guarantee of satisfaction. Privately owned by the Perkins family since 1965, Orvis is headquartered in beautiful Southwestern Vermont with major operations in Roanoke, Virginia and the United Kingdom. At Orvis, we firmly believe in a company culture that is supportive and inspiring to the individual. It is inherent that Orvis create a workplace atmosphere that allows all our employees to reach their maximum success within the company. Orvis strives to have a workplace where associates will come to work every day being fully engaged in helping the company meet its goal of exceptional customer service while producing profits necessary to be successful long-term. Orvis offers competitive compensation commensurate with scope of responsibilities and experience required; plus a comprehensive benefits package including medical/dental/vision coverage, life insurance, 401K with a company match, generous Associate Discounts, and other excellent benefits. Come join us in a life outdoors. We believe the most meaningful experiences are created by sharing the love of nature and being inspired by its endless possibilities. To learn more and connect with Orvis, please visit us online www.orvis.com.

Website
http://www.orvis.com
Industry
Retail
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Sunderland, VT
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1856
Specialties
Fly Fishing, Outdoor Products and Services, Apparel, and Onmi-Channel

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    District Manager Mary Schaeffer is thrilled to announce the grand opening of the new Orvis retail store in Columbia, SC! The store is led by the dynamic team of Store Manager Ellen Gordon and Fishing Manager Chase Gray. Ellen brings a wealth of experience to Orvis, having previously served as a Manager at Starbucks. Originally from San Antonio, Texas, her diverse background includes roles at Buckle, various insurance agencies, and even a stint as a kickboxing instructor. Ellen is passionate about ensuring every associate and customer has an exceptional #experience. A graduate of Texas A&M University, Ellen pursued her love for adventure by thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail in 2021 with her boyfriend. They’ve recently welcomed a greyhound named Bo into their family and are strong advocates for local dog adoption agencies. In her free time, Ellen enjoys traveling, hiking, and exploring the great outdoors. Chase Gray joins us from Brookings Anglers in Cashiers, NC, where he guided and worked in their fly shop. Hailing from Walhalla, SC, and a graduate of Western Carolina University, Chase is a lifelong #angler with a deep passion for the outdoors. He has extensive knowledge of the diverse fisheries in the western Carolinas and the Congaree River system, and he’s excited to share his love for fly fishing with our customers. Outside of work, Chase enjoys hiking, skiing, road biking, and spending quality time with his wife and their three dogs—an American Brittany and two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, which Chase affectionately calls “his wife’s dogs.” We can’t wait for you to visit us at our new Columbia location and meet Ellen, Chase, and the rest of our team! #Orvis #ColumbiaSC #SouthCarolina #retail #newstore #fishing #flyfishing

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    In recognition of World Mental Health Day, we are proud to present “If I Tell Them,” a powerful film featuring James Sampsel, a painter and Orvis-endorsed fly-fishing guide, who bravely shares his past struggles and a bipolar diagnosis that hangs over his future—as a guide, a husband, and a father. As a partner and sponsor of the Outdoor Guide Association, we share its mission to promote community understanding and encourage treatment for anyone who wants it. If you or someone you love would benefit from more information about mental illness and available treatment, visit the National Alliance of Mental Illness website at https://www.nami.org/ #Orvis #mentalhealth #fishing #flyfishing #WorldMentalHealthDay #understanding #community

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    Well, this won't be easy. It's time to cast your votes in our annual "20 Days in September" Contest. Check out the incredible finalists and select your top three favorites for a chance to win a prize. Since September 1, many of you have taken on the challenge of getting out on the water at least 20 times this month. This initiative began in 2014 and opened to the public the following year, making this our 10th anniversary! #Orvis #fishing #flyfishing #September #Contest

    Vote for the Winners in Our 2024 “20 Days in September” Contest—and Maybe Win Something for Yourself! - Orvis News

    Vote for the Winners in Our 2024 “20 Days in September” Contest—and Maybe Win Something for Yourself! - Orvis News

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    Orvis Chief Enthusiast, Tom Rosenbauer is on a fishing trip this week. While away, he learned that his friend and legendary fly-fishing author John Geirach had passed away at the age of 78. In his honor, Tom asked us to post his last interview with John from May of 2023, and to share this with all of you. "John Gierach was one of the finest voices in fly fishing. He passed away suddenly last week. Always humble and kind, his writing never reached into navel-gazing, but he told great, honest, and funny stories and like all great writers, he never wasted a word. I once had the pleasure of spending a week sharing a cabin with him in Labrador, and he was exactly the man in person that he was in his writing. We will all miss him greatly.” - Philip Monahan #OneoftheBest

    Backcast: Fishing Through Climate Change, with John Gierach  - Orvis News

    Backcast: Fishing Through Climate Change, with John Gierach  - Orvis News

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    Podcast Alert: Bird Hunting, Road Life, and the Creative Process, with Doug Duren and Dave Simonett Reid Bryant sits down with Doug Duren, of Meateater fame, and Dave Simonett, Frontman of Trampled by Turtles, for a conversation about hunting, touring, and the creative process behind writing both prose and music. Hailing from the upper Midwest, Dave and Doug share their insights on the allure and complexity of bird hunting over dogs. The discussion goes even deeper, exploring how #storytelling weaves its way into both music and writing, and how time spent in the field not only fuels their creativity but also offers a much-needed escape. #Orvis #birdhunting #hunting #dogs #music #creative #Midwest

    Podcast: Bird Hunting, Road Life, and the Creative Process, with Doug Duren and Dave Simonett  - Orvis News

    Podcast: Bird Hunting, Road Life, and the Creative Process, with Doug Duren and Dave Simonett  - Orvis News

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    Iceland is a land of breathtaking wonders—from its unique language to the rugged landscapes carved by spectacular rivers and the countless waterfalls you can encounter in just one day. While fishing for sea-run brown trout with Fish Partner guides Kristján Rafnsson and Sindri Hlíðar Jónsson, Phil Monahan had the thrilling experience of landing a beautiful Atlantic salmon, fresh from the sea. It was the last week of July, and the salmon run had just begun. Initially, high and muddy rivers made conditions tough, but as the waters dropped and cleared, the fishing improved dramatically. Anglers eager to catch the peak of this incredible run can click the link in our story to learn more about Orvis Week at Battle Hill Lodge.

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    Tom Rosenbauer asks Melissa Ceren - Is Fly Fishing Really Good for your Mental Health? We often hear that fly fishing is great for mental health—it gets you outdoors, encourages problem-solving, and keeps you active throughout the day. But is fly fishing always beneficial for your mind? Can there be times when it actually worsens your mood? And what steps can you take to ensure a day on the water leaves you feeling refreshed? To explore this, Tom speaks with with Melissa Ceren, a fly-fishing guide and licensed therapist. They delve into the mental health benefits of fly fishing, while also considering its potential downsides. A fun and insightful conversation. #Orvis #fishing #flyfishing #mentalhealth #outdoors #mood

    Podcast: Is Fly Fishing Really Good for Your Mental Health? With Melissa Ceren - Orvis News

    Podcast: Is Fly Fishing Really Good for Your Mental Health? With Melissa Ceren - Orvis News

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    Hemangiosarcoma is a fast-growing and deadly cancer common in dogs. It spreads quickly, often without any warning signs, until it suddenly strikes. Tragically, a dog dies from this cancer every two minutes. Through the Orvis Cover Dog Contest, we've teamed up with the Morris Animal Foundation to help find ways to fight this disease, including supporting studies like the Hemangiosarcoma Initiative. This cancer usually starts in the bone marrow and spreads to areas with a rich blood supply, like the heart and spleen. Because these are vital organs, hemangiosarcoma is particularly dangerous. Tumors in these areas can rupture unexpectedly, leading to severe blood loss and forcing pet owners to make life-or-death decisions quickly. This cancer mostly affects, middle-aged to older dogs and breeds like German shepherds, Golden Retrievers, and Labradors. Though certain breeds are more at risk, any dog can develop this cancer. Sadly, there are usually no symptoms until the tumor ruptures, causing internal bleeding. Pet owners may notice occasional fatigue, lack of appetite, panting, sudden collapse, or even sudden death. There IS hope. In recent years, research has uncovered new insights into hemangiosarcoma, including the potential role of bacteria like Bartonella spp. Researchers are also studying how spaying and neutering may influence the disease, though no firm conclusions have been reached yet. With our support, the Morris Animal Foundation has invested over $3 million in research to improve the outlook for dogs diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma. This research focuses on understanding the disease, overcoming chemotherapy resistance, and studying genetic links to find better diagnostic tests and treatments. Join us...your vote in the Orvis Cover Dog Contest helps us raise money to cure this horrific disease. Meet "Moose"! - If chosen, Moose will win a $500 gift card, $900 worth of Purina Pro Plan food, and help fund canine cancer research…all with a single photograph. But hurry - this contest ends October 1, 2024. Visit: coverdog.orvis.com #Orvis #dogs #caninecancer #caninehealth #togetherwecan #beatcancer

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    Pro Tips: How to Use the “Elimination Diet” to Catch Educated Trout Since moving back to Colorado’s Front Range, Evan Jones has been reminded of just how discerning and ‘technical’ some trout can be, especially under constant fishing pressure. Their ability to detect the tiniest details is almost eerie—even when your drift is perfect. Some trout are so adept at ignoring flies that it feels like they’re keyed in on one specific pattern, and unless you match it precisely, they won’t bite. Read on for Evan's tips on how to catch these educated trout. #Orvis #fishing #flyfishing #onthewater #education #trout

    Pro Tips: How to Use the "Elimination Diet" to Catch Educated Trout - Orvis News

    Pro Tips: How to Use the "Elimination Diet" to Catch Educated Trout - Orvis News

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