Repairing instead of throwing away - for more sustainability in the outdoor clothing industry. Broken zippers, torn seams or missing buttons? No problem! The Patagonia Repair Team will get your equipment back in shape - regardless of the brand. And best of all: they show you how to do small repairs yourself in the future. This way, your beloved clothing lasts longer, you save money and do something for sustainability at the same time. 

Why all this? Climate change is making the winter seasons more volatile, which is precisely why sustainability is more important than ever in outdoor sports. "A good first step is to take care of our sports equipment and repair damage instead of buying new right away," says Tyler LaMotte, Marketing & Product Director EMEA at Patagonia.

From Fort William to St. Anton. Anton - This is where the Worn Wear Snow Tour 2025 stops:

• 14. - 16.2.2025: Fort William Mountain Festival (GB)
• 22. - 23.2.2025: Grindelwald (CH)
• 27. - 28.2.2025: Davos (CH)
• 28.2. - 2.3.2025: Portree, Isle of Skye (Magic Mountain Festival) (GB)
• 1. - 2.3.2025: St. Moritz (CH)
• 7. - 9.3.2025: Montespluga (Skialp Festival Montespluga)(I)
• 12. - 13.3.2025: Innsbruck (A)
• 14. - 15.3.2025: Rosenheim (D)
• 21 - 23.3.2025: St. Anton am Arlberg (A)

In addition to functioning zippers and mended tears, there will be hot drinks, exciting discussions and valuable DIY tips. The rolling workshop is not just a service, but also a community that shows that sustainable consumption and outdoor sports go together perfectly.

The Patagonia Worn Wear program has been focusing on repairs instead of new purchases for over ten years. Wearing an item of clothing for just nine months longer reduces its CO2, water and waste footprint by 20 to 30 percent. Patagonia repaired over 23,000 items of clothing in Europe in 2023 - and with new repair centers in Amsterdam and London, this figure is set to rise even further.

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