A reason to buy Patagonia brand clothing.

[Tom Traubert]

“From suing the president over Bears Ears National Monument to boycotting one of the outdoor industry's biggest trade shows, Patagonia hasn't been shy about wading into politics. But one of its latest political statements isn't splashed in an ad or plastered across their homepage—it's hidden on the back of a clothing tag.” https://www.backpacker.com/news-and-events/yes-patagonia-hid-vote-the-assholes-out-on-some-of-its-tags?fbclid=IwAR3bjOSfLr5az3e0h-ju6Fwv8h0zguDr3NIaHmf2ilCFkHOFBWgaVLU6V9Q

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[2naSalit]

1. I do, when I need something and can afford it.

[Thekaspervote]

2. There stuff is so nice. I have a couple of pieces

[LAS14]

3. Is this legit, or doctored photo? How can you tell anymore? nt

[Ferryboat]

4. A company worth supporting

From giving 1% to the planet. Reducing waste in the manufacturing process and many other admirable practices. Patagonia shows how a corporation can work for the common good.

[RestoreAmerica2020]

5. Thanks. Good to know..well checked out--maybe buy pair of marino crew socks..only $11.00

...but sewn into inside tags of boxer shorts [ approx $45 ] and pethaps worth the purchase if you're on a budget as well as support their worldwide activism --is this message...

September 15, 2020 - 06:11 PM EDT
Patagonia prints election message on clothing tags: 'Vote the a--holes out'

Paz

[applegrove]

6. Plus MEC Mountain Equipment Co-op was just bought out by a hedge

fund.