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WE ’RE OUT TO CH A NG E TH E I N DUS TRY I N A N O T H E R W O R L D F I R S T, O U R F U L L L I N E O F B O A R D S H O R T S A ND BIK INIS IS NOW FA IR TR A DE CER TIFIED™
Since the first waves were ridden long ago, surfers have de-
of life, where following the same old patterns only leads to the
pended on global weather patterns that propagate storms and
same old results. And when it comes to global trade, the same old
swell. In a less obvious way, the history of surfing is just as tied
patterns aren’t good enough—its widespread legacies of poverty
to economic forces as it is to environmental ones. Steamer lines
and environmental damage are proof of that.
once publicized the sport to sell Hawaiian package tours; later,
We’ve always believed in using business to implement envi-
in the ’70s and ’80s, the exploration of some of the world’s most
ronmental solutions, and we’re now taking the same approach to
fertile wave zones traced the pathways of tea and spice traders
changing the surf and apparel industries around the world. Fair
from centuries before.
Trade is an important new step—offering direct and practical ben-
These days we live in a connected age in which distant societies are linked together as never before. You can turn inward, put
efits to workers, it’s part of our broader drive to support workers, elevate communities and do our work in a truly equitable way.
yourself first and try to hold the world at bay—or, alternatively, you
Globalized industries have caused plenty of harm, but they
can embrace new connections for the richness and potential they
have just as much power to drive positive change. To us, Fair
offer, and then do all you can to make the world a better place.
Trade shows that companies can choose people over profit. It
That’s the choice Patagonia is proud to make. Your surfing
acknowledges that we’re all part of a greater family—and that
stagnates if you only surf one spot; the same goes for the rest
every member of our family deserves to be treated with respect.
K N OW B E T TE R DO B E T TE R
BY DAV E R A S TOV ICH
As I step into MAS Active–Leisureline, a Fair Trade Certified™ factory
The tour continues all day, and at every stop it’s obvious that
that makes Patagonia products near Colombo, Sri Lanka, the first
highly skilled labor is central to making the surf shirts, board shorts
thing that confronts my senses is the sound.
and other gear we use in our lives outdoors. The factories we rely
Row after row of clamorous cutting and sewing machinery is
on aren’t just full of machines, they’re also full of people—people
being operated by a few hundred workers, all dressed in bright
with families, histories and futures that have been overlooked by
green uniforms and working under white florescent light. Sri
the industry for far too long.
Lankan music competes with the machinery for acoustic domi-
This is where Fair Trade comes in as a disruptor: It extends
nance on the factory floor. I’m standing in the midst of the racket
a sense of value, acknowledgment and respect to members of
to understand more clearly where our surf gear comes from, who
the human family who are often pushed to the margins. And the
makes it and how the workers are treated.
benefits aren’t just conceptual: At MAS, the workers show us
For a long time now, there’s been too little transparency in
pictures of a recent celebration when their Fair Trade premium
the garment industry. When we buy clothing, we’re often oblivious
money was used toward daily staples, a choice made by the dem-
to the reality of how it was made—not to mention the true human
ocratic workers’ committee. The stoke on their faces was plain to
and ecological costs of the manufacturing process. But having
see as they told the story of receiving a 50-kilogram delivery of
been embedded in surf culture and the surf industry since I was
rice, baby formula and flour, paid for out of their benefit fund.
a kid, I’d always wanted to know if we were doing the right thing
For an industry that has much room for improvement, this is what
by the people who make our gear. Could we be doing better? I’m
the start of doing better looks like.
sure many other surfers have asked the same question, but there
Walking out at sundown, I watch the workers leave for home.
were never any real answers available; the reality of how most
The machines inside are still and quiet as groups of friends huddle
gear was made was simply too uncomfortable for the industry
together, laughing and no doubt looking forward to getting home
to put out there.
to their families. I look down at the shirt and shorts I’m wearing
Patagonia is taking new steps in the surf world by going the
and realize how, through my entire life, I’ve worn clothes made
extra mile to do the right thing—making as many surf products as
by other people without really giving those people a second
possible in Fair Trade Certified™ facilities. Now, traveling here to
thought. Now, the shirt on my back has a story.
Sri Lanka, I’ve been given the chance to witness what Fair Trade looks like on the ground. A few minutes into the factory tour with the manager, Chandana Bandara, my preconceptions are already being deconstructed. I’d thought that modern factories were largely mechanized, but I’m seeing that making clothes is far from being a fully automated process—it requires real people with real skills. Their hand-eye coordination leaves me in awe, and I soon develop a newfound appreciation of the work they do.
But in truth, our clothes always have had stories—they just weren’t always ones we were proud to tell. Fair Trade changes those stories into ones that we need—and even want—to hear and share. Now that we know better, I think to myself, it’s time we do better. Patagonia employee Dave Rastovich works on a variety of social and environmental responsibility projects, including our grassroots grants program. He lives near Byron Bay, Australia. Excerpted from the full story available online. Read it now at patagonia.com/surf.
Previous spread: Riding a 4'6" Speed Square, Dave Rastovich finds refuge from the scorching sun of the Bay of Bengal. Nathan Oldfield Left: Dave Rastovich at MAS Active-Leisureline in Sri Lanka. We partnered with the factory to help it become a Fair Trade Certified™ facility. Jarrah Lynch
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TRU S TE D TRU N K S B U I LT T O L A S T, M A D E I N A FA I R T R A D E C E R T I F I E D™ FA C I L I T Y AND BACKED BY OUR IRONCL AD GUAR ANTEE
M OS T TE C H N I C A L Best for high-performance surfing and kitesurfing Fast-drying 100% recycled polyester with 2-way stretch Outseam: 21" Stretch Hydro Planing Board Shorts - 21" 86563 • $89.00
M OS T V E R SATI LE Best for surfing, bodysurfing and warm-weather wear Fast-drying 100% recycled polyester with 2-way stretch Outseam: 20" Stretch Planing Board Shorts - 20" 86611 • $79.00
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UPF
UPF
S U P P O R T I N G W O R K E R S : For every Fair Trade product we make, we pay a pre mium that workers can use to elevate their standard of living. It’s a simple formula: when you buy a Fair Trade Certified™ item, a portion of your purchase goes directly to the people whose hands brought that specific product to life.
M OS T M I N I M A L Best for bodysurfing and travel Fast-drying 100% recycled polyester with 2-way stretch Outseam: 18" Light & Variable® Board Shorts - 18"
UPF
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86690 • $59.00
TH E C L A S S I C Best for surfing with great durability Fast-drying 100% nylon (38% recycled) Outseam: 19" & 21" Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 19" Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 21"
UPF • 86621 • $69.00 UPF • 86631 • $69.00
See all colors and prints at patagonia.com.
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Stretch Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 21"
Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 21"
86543 • $69.00
86631 • $69.00
Stretch Planing Board Shorts - 20" 86611 • $79.00
Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 19" Stretch Hydro Planing Board Shorts - 21"
86621 • $69.00
86563 • $89.00
Scallop Hem Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 18" 86730 • $69.00
Light & Variable® Board Shorts - 18"
Patch Pocket Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 20"
86690 • $59.00
86660 • $69.00
Patch Pocket Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 20" 86660 • $69.00
A LL O F O U R BOA RD S H O R T S A RE N OW FA I R TR A D E C E R TI F I E D™ A DIVERSE LINEUP OF ST YLES AND LENGTHS FOR ALMOST ANY SURF OR OCEAN ACTIVIT Y
Light & Variable® Board Shorts - 18"
86611 • $79.00
86690 • $59.00
all styles imported
Stretch Planing Board Shorts - 20"
Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 19" 86621 • $69.00
Stretch Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 21"
Stretch Planing Board Shorts - 20"
86543 • $69.00
86611 • $79.00
Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 19" 86621 • $69.00
Patch Pocket Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 20"
Patch Pocket Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 20"
86660 • $69.00
86660 • $69.00
TH E WAY FA I RE R WAV E FA RE R S E V O LV I N G O U R C L A S S I C , D O - A N Y T H I N G S U R F T R U N K S
CL ASSIC
S TR E T C H
The much-loved Wavefarer® Board Shorts are the foundation of our surf trunk collection. They’re light, durable and tough enough to take a run-in with the reef.
Built for all-around activity in or out of the water, featuring durable construction with the increased range of motion offered by a stretch nylon blend.
100% nylon (38% recycled)
96% nylon (62% recycled)/4% spandex
Outseam: 19" & 21"
Outseam: 21"
Wavefarer ®
Board Shorts - 19" Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 21"
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UPF • 86621 • $69.00 UPF • 86631 • $69.00
Stretch Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 21" 86543 • $69.00
Previous spread: “It was super windy,” says Dan Malloy of this solo session at a shallow reef in the remote Pacific. “But when it’s low tide and the waves are a little under sea level, that helps to clean up the chop.” Scott Soens
UPF
all styles imported
I N D E P E N D E N T C E R T I F I C A T I O N : In addition to the benefits paid directly to workers, Fair Trade Certified™ factories are required to adhere to Fair Trade USA’s strict set of standards for safe working conditions and environmental responsibility.
NEW
NEW
C A RG O P OC K E T
C U RV E D H E M
We added extra carry capacity and a contrast waistband. The button-closure thigh pocket can hold your keys, a bar of wax and enough cash for a post-surf burrito.
It’s the classic with additional classicness. Incorporating a functional trait from the trunks of the ’70s, the notched hem gives the leg more room to move.
100% nylon (38% recycled)
100% nylon (38% recycled)
Outseam: 20"
Outseam: 18"
Patch Pocket
Wavefarer ®
Board Shorts - 20"
86660 • $69.00
UPF
Scallop Hem Wavefarer ® Board Shorts - 18"
UPF
86730 • $69.00
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S U N B ROTE C TI O N LIGHT WEIGHT PERFORMANCE FOR BOTH L AND AND SEA
50+ UPF sun protection protects you from the elements both in and out of the water
Stretch fabric for freedom of motion; thumb loops keep sleeves in place while paddling or kiting; hidden entry at left front for kite-harness compatibility
all styles imported
Sewn in a Fair Trade Certified™ facility
Made from the same superlight, fast-drying 100% recycled polyester as our Stretch Planing Board Shorts
Stretch Terre Planing Hoody 86185 • $119.00 • XXS-XXL • Regular fit • 260 g (9.2 oz)
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Got wax, but forgot the lunch: Eala Stewart and Hank Gaskell with almost everything needed for an all-day mission on Maui, Hawai‘i. Ryan Craig
Patagonia clothes with rated UPF protection are tested in accordance with Australian/New Zealand test methods AS/NZS 4399 or AATCC 183 or EN 13758. A rating of 50+ earns a product a rating of “excellent.” Only covered areas are protected. The protection offered by this item may be reduced with use or if stretched or wet.
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WATE R PROV E D A L L- DAY S U N S C R E E N T H AT W O N ’ T WA S H O F F
Fair Trade Certified™ sewing 94% polyester (35% recycled)/6% spandex 50+ UPF sun protection
RØ® Sun Tee
RØ® Long-Sleeved Sun Tee
86175 • $45.00 • XXS-XXL • Regular fit • 147 g (5.2 oz)
86170 • $49.00 • XXS-XXL • Regular fit • 189 g (6.7 oz)
With the right gear, it’s all fair winds. Reo Stevens runs up his wave count on the far side of the International Date Line. Scott Soens
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all styles imported
A M P L I F Y I N G O U R I M P A C T : We launched our Fair Trade initiative with 10 styles in 2014. The total has now grown to 284—including five styles of men’s hybrid shorts. Our expanding program has seen over 7,000 workers receive Fair Trade benefits to date.
Offering all-day comfort in tropical conditions, our multifunctional hybrid shorts pair walk-short styling with the performance attributes of board short fabrics. They help you pare down your travel quiver, and they’re always at the ready when you find a perfect little peak peeling off the corner of the reef.
Stretch Wavefarer® Walk Shorts - 20"
UPF
86641 • $69.00 • 28-40/even + 29, 31, 33, 35 Slim fit • 167 g (5.9 oz)
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Wavefarer® Stand Up Shorts® - 20"
UPF
86586 • $69.00 • 28-40/even + 29, 31, 33, 35 Regular fit • 206 g (7.3 oz)
MOC Hybrid Shorts - 21"
UPF
86740 • $79.00 • 28-40/even + 29, 31, 33, 35 Regular fit • 226 g (8 oz)
The reefs of Java have seen plenty of change in the last 40 years. But from some perspectives, things haven’t changed a bit. Jason Childs
S T R E N G T H E N I N G C O M M U N I T I E S : Fair Trade benefits have a ripple effect that carries through to workers’ families and communities. Premiums from Patagonia purchases have been used to fund daycare programs and purchase vouchers for medicine and household goods; at our T-shirt factory in Los Angeles, workers voted for a dividend that equaled up to a full week’s pay.
84% organic cotton/11% polyester/5% spandex
100% organic cotton
Flying Fish Midweight Crew Sweatshirt
Shop Sticker Cotton T-Shirt
39473 • $59.00 • XS-XXL • Regular fit • 396 g (14 oz)
39041 • $35.00 • XS-XXL • Regular fit • 198 g (7 oz)
Made in India
Made in the USA
Previous spread: “This was my first evening at G-Land, just after many long hours of travel from Okinawa,” remembers Hayato Maki. “A solid swell had arrived just in time, and the direction was perfect for Speedies on my 6'2" F-Rocket. The Bintangs tasted really good after this.” Willy Souw Left: Gotta keep the sea full: Eala Stewart and Hank Gaskell see the bright side of a tropical downpour. Maui, Hawai‘i. Ryan Craig
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all styles imported
LE ADING THE WAY: We hope our commitment to Fair Trade will inspire other companies to follow suit. Mindful of both social and environmental impact, our Fair Trade Certified™ swimsuits feature recycled polyester or nylon body fabrics, blended with spandex for comfort and stretch.
Reversible Cutback Top • 77241 • $65.00 Paries Bottoms • 77232 • $59.00 Tallowood Top • 77275 • $65.00
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Side Tie Bottoms • 72225 • $59.00 Bottom Turn Top • 77198 • $65.00 Reversible Telu Bottoms • 72180 • $59.00
Reversible Mamala Top • 77220 • $65.00 Sunamee Bottoms • 72157 • $59.00 Paries Bottoms • 77232 • $59.00
Previous spread: “My trips away from home are usually centered around adventure and chasing waves,” says Belinda Baggs. “This journey began much the same—a return to the warmer waters and mystical pointbreaks of Sri Lanka. But because Patagonia sources Fair Trade Certified™ products here, I also jumped at the opportunity to see how our clothes are made.” Jarrah Lynch
ALL OF OUR SWIMSUITS ARE N OW FA I R TR A D E C E R T I F I E D™ C L A S S I C A N D P L AY F U L C U T S FOR BARREL S, BODYSURFS OR
all styles imported
DAY S O N T H E B E A C H .
Kupala Top • 77192 • $65.00 One-Piece Kupala Swimsuit • 77301 • $129.00 Solid Sunamee Bottoms • 72142 • $55.00
Reversible Mamala Top • 77220 • $65.00 Sunamee Bottoms • 72157 • $59.00 Solid Kupala Top • 77187 • $55.00
Kupala Top • 77192 • $65.00 Side Tie Bottoms • 72225 • $59.00 Tallowood Top • 77275 • $65.00 Reversible Cutback Bottoms • 72220 • $59.00
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K NOW HOW IT ’ S MADE: The swimsuit business has always been about selling fantasy. But we’re more interested in the not-so-glamorous realities of the garment industry, and doing all we can to change them for the better.
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The light and stretchy Micro Swell Rashguard offers 50+ UPF sun protection without having to step up to a spring suit.
A breezy, tunic-length cover-up for sunny-day surf checks, our Lightweight Responsibili-Tee™ Cover-Up is made from soft 100% recycled polyester.
Micro Swell Rashguard • 71871 • $85.00 Reversible Cutback Bottoms • 72220 • $59.00
Lightweight Responsibili-Tee™ Cover-Up • 58350 • $45.00 Nanogrip Triangle Top • 77265 • $75.00 Nanogrip Side Tie Bottoms • 72201 • $69.00 All Day Tote • 59270 • $39.00
TR AV E LI N G LI G HT
all styles imported
BIKINIS AND COVER-UPS FOR SUMMERTIME SURFING
Just like the Men’s Stretch Planings, our new Stretch Planing Micro Shorts feature a superlight, fast-drying 100% recycled polyester fabric.
Made from easy-wearing 96% organic cotton with 4% spandex for stretch, the Amber Dawn Dress has an empire bodice and knee-length hem.
Pastel P-6 Label Midweight Full-Zip Hoody • 39507 • $99.00 Tallowood Top • 77275 • $65.00 Stretch Planing Micro Shorts - 2" • 76000 • $49.00
Amber Dawn Dress • 59085 • $59.00
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S TRO N G S U IT P I N N A C L E - P E R F O R M A N C E S U R F B I K I N I S W I T H S TAY- P U T L I N I N G S
Secure fits with low-drag designs for high-output activities
all styles imported
Light and durable 83% recycled polyester (prints) or 83% recycled nylon (solids) fabric blended with spandex for additional strength and stretch
An innovative blended microfiber lining holds snug to the skin when wet, keeping the suit in place through duckdives, freedives and bodysurfs
Solid Nanogrip Top • 77256 • $69.00 Solid Nanogrip Bottoms • 72210 • $65.00
Nanogrip Triangle Top • 77265 • $75.00 Nanogrip Side Tie Bottoms • 72201 • $69.00
E Q U I T A B L E I N V E S T M E N T : Over the last few years, we’ve been working closely with our factory partners to help them earn Fair Trade certification. Once certified, other brands can start buying Fair Trade products from the factory, supporting safe working conditions and delivering more money to the people who make our clothes.
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Moona Whyte puts the pedal to the metal on the North Shore. O’ahu, Hawai’i. Reo Stevens
all styles imported
D E E P E R D I V E : Fair Trade USA is the nonprofit organization that certifies our factory partners and ensures Fair Trade premiums reach the workers. See fairtradeusa.org for more about its standards and mission.
Tallowood Top • 77275 • $65.00 Reversible Telu Bottoms • 72180 • $59.00 Sunamee Bottoms • 72157 • $59.00
Solid Sunamee Bottoms • 72142 • $55.00 Reversible Cutback Top • 77241 • $65.00 Solid Kupala Top • 77187 • $55.00 The sea is the place to be: Belinda Baggs rinses off at the end of another dreamy day in eastern Indonesia. Tommy Schultz
Kupala Tankini • 77280 • $99.00 Side Tie Bottoms • 72225 • $59.00
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POI NT S OF DI FFE RE NCE I N A S E A O F S A M E N E S S , W E ' R E A LWAY S LO O K I N G F O R N E W WAY S TO I M P L E M E N T R E A L AND LASTING CHANGE
Sometimes it’s the things you don’t see that matter most.
no unnecessary harm, use business to inspire and implement
Though we’re committed to making the most functional and
solutions to the environmental crisis.
high-performing gear for the surfing life, we know the hidden
In the following pages, you’ll find more about some of
aspects of design, sourcing and production are as meaningful
the points of difference that set Patagonia apart—from product
as how a board short or wetsuit feels in the barrel. Our devel-
solutions like Yulex ® natural rubber wetsuits that help reduce
opment process is deep and detailed—and often painstaking
CO 2 emissions in manufacturing, to broader company initia-
for our designers and field testers—but every step is essential
tives like the Footprint Chronicles ® , 1% for the Planet ® and
in helping us fulfill our mission: Build the best product, cause
our Ironclad Guarantee.
WE G ROW O U R OWN WE’VE NOW CONVERTED OUR SPRING SUITS TO Y U L E X® N AT U R A L R U B B E R — A N OT H E R S T E P I N S AY I N G #GOODBYENEOPRENE
Using natural rubber reduces climatealtering CO2 emissions by up to ~80% when compared to conventional, energyintensive neoprene
all styles imported
Equaling or exceeding the stretch and warmth of neoprene, we blend the natural rubber with 15% synthetic rubber by polymer content for increased ozone and UV resistance
Our spring suits are lined with stretchy and fast-drying 100% recycled polyester, reducing our reliance on petroleum to make virgin polyester and repurposing scrap material from the waste stream
Women's R1® Lite Yulex ® Long-Sleeved Spring Jane • 88458 • $169.00 Men's R1® Lite Yulex ® Front-Zip Full Suit • 88434 • $329.00
POINT OF DIFFERENCE
F R O M 2 1 T O 3 5 : Converting our spring suits to natural rubber brings our range of Yulex ® styles from 21 to 35—and it means that every wetsuit we make for men, women and kids now uses a renewable substance in place of nonrenewable, petroleum-based neoprene. The raw hevea rubber is harvested from sources that are Forest Stewardship Council® certified by the Rainforest Alliance, ensuring compliance with the world’s leading standards for responsible forest management. Previous spread: Finding the right path forward means always searching, always seeking, and always being willing to learn from the past. Freediving 80 feet down, Matt Rott explores the wreck of a World War II flying boat. Kosrae, Micronesia. Matt Shepherd Left: Stoke is the same in every language: Léa Brassy charges a summer bodysurf session in Anglet, France. Laurent Masurel
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POINT OF DIFFERENCE
F O O T P R I N T C H R O N I C L E S Ž : 10 years ago, we launched the Footprint Chronicles. It’s an online resource that allows customers to trace the origins of Patagonia products and learn about our source farms, factories and fabric suppliers. See patagonia.com/footprint for more.
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1 Kamala Maxi Skirt • 58580 • $89.00 2 Mount Airy Tee • 53575 • $49.00 3 Lightweight Linen Sweater • 50435 • $99.00
4 Pastel P-6 Label Layback Trucker Hat • 38198 • $29.00 5 Mount Airy Tank • 53590 • $39.00 6 Lightweight Synchilla® Snap-T® Pullover • 25455 • $99.00 7 Island Hemp Baggies™ Shorts • 57030 • $39.00
8 Lightweight A/C® Buttondown • 54295 • $79.00 9 Lightweight Pataloha™ Dress • 59071 • $99.00 10 Mini Tote • 59275 • $19.00
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all styles imported (tank made in the USA)
OC E A N I N S PI RE D
Flying Fish Lightweight Hoody
Baggies™ Shorts - 5"
Shop Sticker Cotton Tank
Barely Baggies™ Shorts
39501 • $69.00 • XS-XL • Regular fit
57057 • $49.00 • XXS-XL • Relaxed fit
39082 • $29.00 • XS-XL • Regular fit
57042 • $49.00 • XXS-XL • Slim fit
see hat on page 43
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In the bow seat of Kua Nalu, Léa Brassy sets the pace on the five-stage Holopuni Va’a canoe race from Tahiti to Bora Bora. The only female competitor in the 2016 event, Léa and her partners covered 332 kilometres in 31 hours of open ocean paddling. Bummy Koepenick
all styles imported
U N LI M ITE D M I LE AG E
Small Flying Fish Trucker Hat
P-6 Logo LoPro Trucker Hat
Board Short Label LoPro Trucker Hat
38063 • $29.00
38016 • $29.00
38179 • $29.00
Fitz Roy Crest LoPro Trucker Hat
Retro Fitz Roy Label Tradesmith Cap
Line Logo Badge LoPro Trucker Hat
38055 • $29.00
38061 • $35.00
38181 • $29.00
Women’s Wave Worn Interstate Hat
Viewfinder Stand Up® Hat
Women’s Femme Fitz Roy Interstate Hat
38195 • $29.00
38189 • $35.00
38145 • $29.00
POINT OF DIFFERENCE
I R O N C L A D G U A R A N T E E : We build products to last and fix anything that breaks, so you don’t have to buy more than you need. From humble basics to the most specialized gear, everything we make is covered by Patagonia’s Ironclad Guarantee—no matter how many expeditions it’s been on or how many miles it’s racked up along the way. Learn more at patagonia.com/guarantee. Every so often, even the most committed waterwomen have to take a few steps ashore. Liz Clark, Léa Brassy and Kimi Werner take a breather in southern Japan. Jody MacDonald
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G OO D TO G O ENGINEERED TO KEEP ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT DRY AND SECURE I N D E M A N D I N G C L I M AT E S A N D C O N D I T I O N S
Reinforced haul handles and grab loops; comes with removable shoulder strap for easy carry
all styles imported
Interior mesh pockets for organizing smaller essentials
Burly 800-denier nylon fabric has a TPU coating that sheds rain and spray
Coated interior divider keeps wet and dry gear separate; the duffel meets most domestic airline carry-on requirements; total capacity is 65 liters
Stormfront® Wet/Dry Duffel 49129 • $249.00 • 1,244 g (2 lbs 12 oz)
POINT OF DIFFERENCE
F I E L D T E S T I N G : We design and prototype every product in the Forge™, our R&D facility in Ventura, California. That’s only the beginning, however: before any product goes into production, it’s put through its paces in our comprehensive field-testing program. It’s our way of ensuring Patagonia gear works flawlessly and stands up to the many tests of time.
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Jason McCaffrey missed the boat, so he had to find his own way to Nan Madol. Scott Soens
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POINT OF DIFFERENCE
1% F O R T H E P L A N E T Ž : As a founding member of 1% for the Planet, we pledge 1% of all sales to grassroots environmental groups. Since 1985, it’s added up to $74 million given directly to thousands of organizations working to protect the one world we share. Learn more at patagonia.com/onepercent.
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1 Viewfinder Stand Up® Hat • 38189 • $35.00 2 Cotton Quilt Snap-T® Pullover • 25371 • $149.00 3 Live Simply ® Handplane Cotton/Poly T-Shirt • 39056 • $29.00 UPF • 55210 • $69.00 4 Baggies™ Pants 5 Arbor Pack 26L • 47956 • $99.00
UPF • 27236 • $99.00 6 Light & Variable® Hoody 7 Arbor Duffel 30L • 49250 • $79.00 8 Squeaky Clean Pocket Tee • 52790 • $49.00 9 Baggies™ Longs - 7" • 58033 • $49.00 10 Shop Sticker Patch LoPro Trucker Hat • 38182 • $29.00
11 Steersman Shirt • 52931 • $69.00 12 Torrentshell Jacket • 83802 • $129.00 13 Squeaky Clean Polo • 52776 • $59.00 14 All-Wear Shorts - 10" • 57726 • $59.00
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S TI LL A LL I N W E ' V E U S E D O N LY O R G A N I C , N O N - G M O C O T T O N I N O U R C O T TO N P R O D U C T S S I N C E 19 96 — A F I R M C O M M I T M E N T
all styles imported
TO N AT U R E - B A S E D S O L U T I O N S F O R WAT E R A N D S O I L
60% organic cotton/40% recycled polyester
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100% organic cotton
100% organic cotton
Go To Shirt
A/C® Shirt
Pataloha® Shirt
52691 • $69.00 • XS-XXL • Slim fit • 158 g (5.6 oz)
52921 • $79.00 • XS-3XL • Regular fit • 161 g (5.7 oz)
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After a full day of Cloudbreak kegs, Fijian evenings are pretty much gold. Kohl Christensen and Tevita Gukilau drink it all in. Juan Luis De Heeckeren
“Since Hōkūle‘a was launched in 1975, we’ve seen that this magical vessel has the power to connect, inspire and transform communities and people. Carried upon her decks, Pacific peoples have revived the art and science of celestial navigation, wayfinding and deep-ocean voyaging that lay dormant for 600 years. Voyaging aboard Hōkūle’a for the past four decades has taught us how to look to the past to strengthen our future; to bring the technology, wisdom and values of our ancestors into the present; and to call upon them to help us navigate to a brighter destination for our island earth. Just as Hōkūle’a was a beacon of hope born from the struggles of the 1970s, we embarked on the Mālama Honua worldwide voyage to help shine the light of hope on over 100 communities around the world that are taking action to solve the greatest environmental and social issues of these challenging times.” Nainoa Thompson is the president of the Polynesian Voyaging Society and a master in the traditional art and science of Polynesian wayfinding. Read his full essay, and much more from the Mālama Honua voyage, in our upcoming May catalog.
NEW 52550 • $129.00 • XXS-XXL • Regular fit Five thousand miles by wind, sea and stars: After crossing the Indian Ocean, the double-hulled voyaging canoe Hōkūle‘a approaches Cape Town, South Africa. John Bilderback
Women’s Limited Edition Pataloha™ Dress 58360 • $99.00 • XS-XL • Regular fit see all Pataloha styles at patagonia.com/pataloha
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H O N O RI N G TR A D ITI O N W E C A N ’ T N AV I G AT E T H E F U T U R E W I T H O U T F O L LO W I N G T H E W I S D O M O F T H E PA S T.
In honor of the Polynesian Voyaging Society and the Mālama Honua Worldwide Voyage, our new Limited Edition Pataloha® Shirt and Dress feature an original depiction of Hōkūle‘a at sea. Since leaving Hawai’i three years ago, the crew of Hōkūle‘a have been sailing around the globe using traditional Polynesian wayfinding techniques. Along the way, they’re sharing a teaching that has always guided Hawaiian culture: “The natural world is a gift with limits, and we must carefully steward this gift if we are to survive.” Mālama Honua: Hōkūle‘a—A Voyage of Hope, a book published by Patagonia about the journey, will be released in Fall 2017 and is available for preorder now. Learn more and donate to support the voyage at hokulea.com.
Mālama Honua: Hōkūle‘a—A Voyage of Hope BK782 • $60.00 available for preorder now
The Aloha Shirt: Spirit of the Islands BK755 • $60.00
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