Keep your gear going

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Patagonia Worn Wear. A person stretches the neck of their t-shirt trying to put it on over a helmet.

Clothes Built
for Keeps

One of the best things we can do for the planet is keep stuff in use longer and reduce our overall consumption. Worn Wear makes it easy to trade in Patagonia gear you no longer need, repair what you already own and find quality pre-loved clothes and packs with more life to live.

Explore Worn Wear

The Shit. Throp. O. Cene. Video play button.

Let’s repair our relationship to resources.

Our new film,The Shitthropocene, takes a mock anthropological view of humanity’s more-is-more mentality and reminds us why it’s so urgent to live within the budget of this one beautiful planet we call home.

Watch the Film

A young person sewing a patch onto a pair of pants.

Tricks of
the Fix

Your little explorers are about to get into all sorts of messes this summer. If their gear needs some love, show them how a little thread can go a long way to keep gear in play.

DIY Repairs

Photos: (Top) Sometimes, you can fudge the order of your layering system. Other times, there are consequences. DAN KRAUSS (Bottom) Raivo Sao-Burwick (age 13) repairs the knee patches on a pair of pants that have been worn by his brother Tarzan, his sister Jade, and now his brother Atlas. The patch material came from another worn out pair of pants that no longer fit any of the kids. Punta del Este, Uruguay. SOMIRA SAO