nd an optimist who says, “Don’t bother doing anything, it’s going to turn out fine anyway.” Either way, nothing happens. —YVON CHOUINARDZ founder of Patagonia FE... comes in many forms, and we usually don’t call it by its four-letter name. Fear itself is quite fear- inducing. Most intelligent people in th

ntina after their devaluation riots in 2001. She did her homework, decided that the fear was unfounded, and proceeded to have the time of her life in Patagonia. When she told locals that she was originally from New York, their eyes widened and jaws dropped: “I saw those buildings blow up on TV! I would never

at “textile applications have brought [about] the development of hemp-based uniforms, socks, underwear and other apparel...” as its properties, which Patagonia describes as “linen-like,” provide a “quality suitable for fine textiles.” Approximately $820MM worth of legal hemp products were sold in the U.S. i

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