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I would like to visit.
Worn Wear is an awesome idea for a sub line and handling the stuff in person it seems like really great quality. Just vintage/refurb Patagonia resold by the brand.
https://wornwear.patagonia.com/shop/mens
Worn Wear - Better Than New
WornWear.com is an online store for used Patagonia clothing – helping clothes that sit idle in closets make their way back into the field, instead of the landfills. If you need a garment, you can buy used on WornWear.com (or new on Patagonia.com). If you are no longer using a piece of Patagonia clothing, trade it in at a Patagonia store and rece...
Big fan of vintage, not such a big fan of the greenwashing. Worn wear is nice but the secondhand market on grailed/ebay/thrift is way better. Sometimes you can find some of the 🐐 fleeces on Worn Wear tho so thats neat.
Agreed 100%, I just figure a lot of ppl may have a step in between vintage and new, and I think first-party repaired is that step
Absolutely, you made a good call with the rec I just have some frustrations with the brand, but Worn Wear is better than nothing (and is probably the reason other brands, Levi’s, the north face, have picked up the idea)
my issue with patagonia is that aside from like 4 iconic pieces, they make just so much dorky ass stuff
case in point the kirk cousins shirt
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i feel like they were the blue print for so many cool gorp brands that do their stuff better now
What are the 4 iconic pieces?
id probably get a light jacket from them if i lived in a cooler climate.
I think they're leagues ahead of most brands in practicing what they preach
Baggies, fleeces, wading jackets, stand up shorts imo
also the baggies are perfect shorts
Synchilla, Baggies, Retro X, ???
Their vintage rugbies, double knees, and work shirts are great but often come at a premium.