This brief history is dedicated to all Patagonia and Chouinard Equipment employees, present and past. Learn more about how Patagonia came to be.

Patagonia is a designer of outdoor clothing and gear for the silent sports: climbing, surfing, skiing and snowboarding, fly fishing, and trail running

Learn about Patagonia's history with corporate and social/environmental responsibility in the supply chain from 1973 to present and the road ahead.

Be just, equitable and antiracist as a company and in our community. We embrace the work necessary to create equity for historically marginalized people and reorder the priorities of an economic system that values short-term expansion over …

We’ve evolved from being a company that supports activists to an activist company. And rather than simply reducing our environmental harm, we’ve discovered, through Patagonia Provisions and regenerative organic agricultural practices , you can give back to nature as much as you take.

Here’s how it works: 100% of the company’s voting stock transfers to the Patagonia Purpose Trust, created to protect the company’s values; and 100% of the nonvoting stock had been given to the Holdfast Collective, a nonprofit dedicated to …

It all started with a series of observations: eCommerce merchandising and marketing innovation is what generates the revenue, yet most operations are spending 80% of their budgets simply maintaining current infrastructure. The pace of ecommerce accelerates daily, yet most operations are scrambling to stand still. Merchandisers and marketers are supremely frustrated, spending …

The only place to find everything we make—shop durable outdoor clothing and gear for men, women, kids and babies at Patagonia.com. 1% for the Planet®.

Patagonia’s guide to climate action. Find out how we’re radically reducing carbon emissions, supporting community power, restoring nature, and demanding corporate accountability.

First, Patagonia doesn’t own farms, mills, or factories. Yet what is done in our name is not invisible to us. We are responsible for all the workers who make our goods and for all that goes into a piece of clothing that bears a Patagonia label.