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Danke, Frankenjura! Taschi (the tiny repair house on wheels) and team rolled up to the Frankenjura Climbing Festival for...
01/07/2026

Danke, Frankenjura! Taschi (the tiny repair house on wheels) and team rolled up to the Frankenjura Climbing Festival for a full weekend of free repairs, workshops, and fun times in one of Europe’s finest sport climbing spots.

Our talented repair techs stitched and fixed more than 130 garments across four days, keeping your well-loved clothes out of the landfill and at the crag where they belong. A pair of pro’s pants even made their way to the repair table, with climbing ambassador Sofie Paulus dropping off some holey bottoms that took a multipitch beating while keeping her cosy on the big walls of Chile’s Cochamó Valley.

Elsewhere, Norbert Sandner and Alexander Megos stopped by to share stories and a few routes with the climbing community, and our upcycling workshop led by Amalie and Julie gave recycled materials a new life in the form of custom-made chalk bags. And of course, there was plenty of time for climbing—with the crew making full use of every spare minute in limestone-pocket paradise.

That’s a wrap on our Worn Wear climb tour. Thanks to everyone who came along (for mending or mingling), and for celebrating the great gear we already own. Didn’t catch us on this tour? There’s always next time. Keep an eye on our channels to see where we are headed next. Need a repair in the meantime? Start a repair at: https://pat.ag/WornWear_Fb

Content: Ray Demski

What goes into a protest? Our latest book, “Protest,” gives behind-the-scenes intel into dozens of protests, from modern...
25/06/2026

What goes into a protest? Our latest book, “Protest,” gives behind-the-scenes intel into dozens of protests, from modern day to the past quarter millennium.

Take the paddle-out protesters in the UK. Organized by Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) in 2024, the annual Paddle-Out Protest drew record crowds that year, with participants demanding an end to all discharges of untreated sewage into swimming waters by 2030, increased water testing and strengthened legislation to protect the ocean.

Together, the protesters reclaimed the ocean from the polluters for the day and increased public attention on water companies failing to meet Environmental Agency targets for reducing sewage spills.

Learn more about other protests throughout history here: https://pat.ag/Protest-Book-FB

Photos: Surfers Against Sewage

Some landscapes give you more than memories. Patagonia ambassador Manon Carpenter reflects on her enduring connection to...
21/06/2026

Some landscapes give you more than memories. Patagonia ambassador Manon Carpenter reflects on her enduring connection to the tops, drops, and ancient forests of Scotland’s Cairngorms.

"The Cairngorms caught my imagination from my first proper visits in 2021 and 2022 filming for Trails on Trial, Winds of Change, and then later, the Scottish MTB Conference. The stunning natural landscapes, and the history of the Caledonian pine forests that are slowly starting to breathe more life. On this visit, I returned with my partner Christian purely for pleasure. To spend days exploring the heart of the Cairngorms on foot, but not before getting to know them by bike.

While it was sunny and warm on the approach to Beinn a' Bhùird, the temperature dropped as we hike-a-biked up to the highest elevations, and we found the plateau hidden beneath a layer of icy snow from the night before. The wind blew strong across the top and the layers went on.

The views were open and vast for the first half of the descent, then the trail evolved from smooth and open, to rocky and loose, to narrow singletrack flow, never too far away from granite boulders. Dropping down further, over 1000m in total, the sun lit the lower slopes and the warm smell of the Scots pine returned."

Photo: Christian Stenvall

Our Worn Wear repair crew parked up for a weekend full of free repairs at ClimbOut Festival in the UK’s Peak District. R...
19/06/2026

Our Worn Wear repair crew parked up for a weekend full of free repairs at ClimbOut Festival in the UK’s Peak District. Rips were stitched, holes were patched, and zips were fixed on hundreds of items of well-loved clothing—keeping your favourite climbing gear going for many more sends to come. Thanks to everyone who brought us their busted stuff, or just stopped by to say hi.

What’s more, our radical repair techs got the chance to tie-in after their shifts at the sewing machine, sampling some sport lines and trad climbs together with our community in the spring sunshine.

Couldn’t catch us at ClimbOut? Our repair tour rolls on! Find out where we’re headed next at: https://pat.ag/WornWear-Climb-FB

Content: Rox Barry

Wilderness is no place for airports and luxury tourism. Bulldozers and heavy machinery have wreaked havoc in the Vjosa-N...
15/06/2026

Wilderness is no place for airports and luxury tourism. Bulldozers and heavy machinery have wreaked havoc in the Vjosa-Narta Protected Landscape—one of the last remaining untouched delta systems in the Mediterranean. Join us as we link arms with local communities and NGOs in calling for a stop to all unauthorized construction in the delta now. Add your voice and ask the Albanian government to continue their commitment to wild nature. We must ensure the Vjosa Wild River National Park and its wider ecosystem is protected today, tomorrow, and forever.

Take action to protect this pristine wilderness: https://pat.ag/ProtectVjosaNarta_Fb

Photos: Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania

11/06/2026

Iceland still needs you. Iceland's parliament's summer recess begins tomorrow. Make your voice count and urge Parliament to protect Iceland’s wild Atlantic salmon and pristine fjords. Sign the petition via: https://pat.ag/NoMore-Fb

Video: Arthur Neuenmeier

Just three years after Albania created the Vjosa Wild River National Park, this untouched ecosystem is being threatened ...
10/06/2026

Just three years after Albania created the Vjosa Wild River National Park, this untouched ecosystem is being threatened by illegal development. Unauthorized construction for luxury tourism is currently underway on the Adriatic coast—where the Vjosa meets the sea—in one of the last pristine river deltas in the Mediterranean basin.

Since the end of April, bulldozers and excavators have been operating in the Vjosa-Narta Protected Landscape, clearing coastal forests, ploughing through dunes, and cutting access roads to make way for luxury tourism infrastructure.

The health of the Vjosa is inextricably linked to its surroundings, including its delta at the coast. Learn more and help protect this pristine wilderness now at: https://pat.ag/ProtectVjosaNarta_Fb

Photos: Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania

04/06/2026

It's not just our bodies that work hard for the send, it's our gear too. Our Worn Wear crew are on the road, keeping gear out of landfill and back to it at the crag.

They've a few more stops lined up, so hit the link to find a stop near you: https://pat.ag/WornWear-Climb-FB

Video: Justbe Films

27/05/2026

Our voices are rising. All over the world, the irresponsible practices of the open net salmon farming industry have led to pollution, soaring mortalities, disease and animal suffering. Governments and communities everywhere are saying “No more”. Your voice matters, not only for Iceland’s wild nature, but for the future of nature everywhere.

Join us and take action via: https://pat.ag/NoMore-Fb

26/05/2026

Oh hey Bristol!
Who’s enjoying the weather…?

Loves Saves saved your bank holiday? Upfest got you feeling upbeat? Cheeky butt wiggle got you confused?

Summer is arriving in the outlet too! Skorts and dresses are the first to arrive, with all the rest of the colourful sun-ready items here by June!

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