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It’s comforting to know that companies actually want to take responsibility for their impact on the environment rather than just sneaking by Johnny law. Patagonia is a company built on environmental concern and is committed to protecting undomesticated land and water among other important elements of the Earth. Every piece of Patagonia clothing is a constant reminder that our actions have an effect on our surroundings. Patagonia chooses to educate consumers with different opportunities to help build a sustainable system and live consciously among nature. To keep true to their mission, Patagonia clothing and gear is manufactured using processes that deliver quality products while limiting the negative impact on the Earth.

Patagonia clothing is made from cotton that has not been treated with harmful pesticides making it 100% organic. Organic cotton provides an improved feel over treated cotton and eliminates destructive chemicals from entering the soil and water in cotton fields. Though growing organic cotton was not an easy process to learn, becoming more environmentally friendly was an important attribute to install into Patagonia clothing production.

Patagonia jackets are produced with e-fibers. E-fiber materials provide the level of strength and durability expected from a Patagonia jacket without leaving a giant footprint in the environment. Any tired, warn out Polartech® Patagonia jacket can be sent back to Patagonia for recycling along with many other garments. By making it super easy for customers to recycle, Patagonia hopes to encourage consumers to participate in their recycling program.

Patagonia fleece jackets are constructed from post consumer recycled plastic bottles. This technology uses fewer resources and helps control a dependency on oil without compromising the benefits of the material. Patagonia fleece jackets keep you warm and comfortable in a variety of conditions. The Regulatory Insulation system used on Patagonia fleece is broken down into 5 different levels of protection. The Regulatory Insulation system is deigned to offer you the best options for breathability, warmth, comfort and mobility from a Patagonia fleece.

Patagonia packs are ready for any mission you challenge them with. Patagonia packs are suited with proper padding and protection in all of the right places. Any of the shoulder bags work great for biking, road tripping and carrying all of your important stuff during the day. More technical Patagonia packs use lightweight, abrasion-resistant nylon and breathable, quick drying shoulder straps. Aside from making adjustments to the manufacturing processes that directly effect the environment, Patagonia packs are produced with better materials to keep them longer lasting, which in turn uses fewer resources over time.

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Kate Runyon has embraced the outdoors since the ripe age of 3. Besides heliboarding the backcountry, she also enjoy long walks on the beach and candle lit dinners. You can usually find her pushing limits on the mountain or helping old people cross the street. Please visit us at: Moosejaw.com