Archive for the 'Clothing' Category

Vintage Patagonia on Display in Raleigh

Monday, September 19th, 2011

This Wednesday night we are showcasing a collection of vintage Patagonia clothing which dates back to the company’s founding. Great Pacific Iron Works, short sleeve rugby shirts, original “original” stand up shorts. These items will eventually be on sale to benefit our good friend, the late Paul Marsh. Stop by the Cameron Village shop for the party on Wednesday night.

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Kuhl Revolvr and Ryder Pants – Review

Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011

Rydr $65, Revolvr $65

I highly suggest trying on a pair of the new Kuhl Revolvr and Ryder pants. For guys who like a slightly more fitted pair of outdoor pants, these feel great and still give you all the flexibility of a more loose fit. The long gusset in the crotch and the articulated knee make it very easy to do just about anything without having to feel like you’re swimming in pants.

The Uberkuhl fabric in the Revolvr is a mix of nylon woven in with an oxford cotton that gives the pants a vintage and hard look of an old pair of carhartts without the abrasiveness. It also allows moisture to pulled to the nylon for quick evaporation and a feeling of an ultralight pair of pants. It’s truly a set of pants that can make it from the office to the trail without worry. You’ll get hooked as soon as you try them on!

- Ira Rushing, Greenville Shop

Summer Clearance

Thursday, June 30th, 2011

SUMMER CLEARANCE Going on NOW. Patagonia Summer Sportswear – 30% OFF!

SAVE 30% on Patagonia Summer Sportswear. Save up to 50% on selected items from Woolrich, Indigenous Designs, Carve Designs, Columbia, ExOfficio, Horny Toad, Isis, Kavu, Kuhl, Lole, Mountain Hardwear Nomadic Traders, Ojai, Old Guys Rule, Prana, Royal Robbins, Stonewear & The North Face!

Fall Favorites are here

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

New Arrivals in your local shop everyday!

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Who’s ready for fall?

Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

Everyone around the office loves tomato sandwiches and chillin’ on the beach…but  we can’t wait to dig out our favorite fall outerwear! New fall gear and clothing styles are arriving in the shop everyday. Here are a few to get you in the mood for fall (and back-to-school fun!)

This weekend is a great time to stock up on Bookbags, Clothing, Footwear & more during NC’s TAX Holiday Aug 6-8.

Daypacks from Mountain Hardwear, Patagonia & The North Face

M’s Patagonia Pima Cotton Shirt & Duck Pants

W’s Patagonia & Horny Toad Sportswear

M’s Patagonia Better Sweater Hoody & Insulator Jacket

M’s & W’s Brooks Adrenaline ASR 7

Black Diamond Climbing Gear

Outerwear for the entire family!

Summer Clearance

Thursday, July 1st, 2010

UPDATE 6.23.10: All 20% OFF items are now 50% OFF!

Almost ALL summer clothing is on SALE! Save 20-50% on outdoor favorites. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find on sale at your local shop. (hurry in for best selection)

Celebrate the Active Mom!

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

Celebrate Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 9) with our fabulous selection for the active Mom. Hey guys, dresses are super popular right now and most of our collection are sized S/M/L so you’re bound to get the size right for a gift. Choose from dresses by Patagonia, Horny Toad, Lole and more at your local shop.

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Backpacker Get Out More Tour Stops in Wilmington

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

Backpacker Magazine, the authority on outdoor adventure, is bringing its widely celebrated Get Out More Tour presented by Woolrich to Wilmington, NC on April 20, 2010. The Tour’s renowned team members, Randy and Sheri Propster, will visit Wilmgington as the tour makes its way to 73 venues in 48 states, inspiring more than 55,000 hikers and backpackers to get out and explore the great outdoors!

What: Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
When: Tuesday, April 20 @ 7pm
Where: Great Outdoor Provision Co. – Hanover Center, Wilmington
Who: Randy and Sheri Propster, Get Out More Tour Hosts
Cost: Free!
For more information, go to: www.getoutmore2010.com

The Get Out More team is offering in-depth, 60-minute presentations at retail locations and festivals across the country, inspiring both the expert and beginner with their seasoned advice.

Informative and fun presentations will cover a range of topics including:

  • Essentials of backpacking
  • The latest in gear and apparel
  • Survival Skills
  • Trail-tested tips

Giveaways at each retail location will offer participants the chance to win the latest in outdoor gear and apparel, worth hundreds of dollars!

Patagonia Down Sweater

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

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by Chuck Millsaps

While I was packing for a west bound adventure there was another traveler with the same destination. A winter storm that would drop 3 feet of fresh powder in the Tahoe Basin and cap the temperature in the teens. With another trifecta of storms in line to drop an additional 4 to 5 feet my gear selection was of utmost importance. Insulation was at the top of the list. Well, actually tire chains were #1 but the Patagonia Down Sweater took a close 2nd.

I selected the Down Sweater because of it’s superior high-loft warmth. I have yet to see a more highly compressible jacket that is so light weight and takes up so little room in the pack. And it didn’t stay there long. I had it out first thing as we began our adventures at Donner Pass. With the wind picking up and the temperature at 10 degrees I was completely comfortable.

The Down Sweater is also equally adaptive indoors. Hoping to acclimatize quickly we found a local gym in Truckee that afforded us the use of a treadmill. After the 4 mile run indoors I put the Down Sweater back on to head back outside. I was impressed with the way it handled my core temperature with sweat-soaked baselayers amidst a wind that was relentless. While certainly no weather for a picnic Patagonia’s Down Sweater is the best choice for any winter outdoor adventure. And certainly would have improved dinner options for the Donner Party.

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W’s Down Sweater $200 – also in Real Red

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W’s Down Vest $150

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M’s Down Sweater $200 – also in Black

M’s Down Vest $150 – Black, Continental Blue & Olivine

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Stop windchill in its tracks

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

windstopper_logo.jpgComfort is everything. WINDSTOPPER® garments offer total windproofness and maximum breathability to keep you comfortably warm and dry from the inside. Now you can stay out longer and push yourself as hard as you want.

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The North Face Sentinel Thermal (M’s & W’s) – Totally windproof, water-resistant and breathable, Gore Windstopper® fabrication makes this soft shell a stellar all-around jacket with a durable, comfortable raschel fleece backer for bolstered warmth.

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Marmot’s Afterburner Jacket & Vest keep you moving on those windy afternoons. The WINDSTOPPER® technical fleece completely blocks wind, but still allows sweat vapor to easily escape. It boasts alpine-style zippered hand-warmer pockets and is designed to fit over a light layer.

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WINDSTOPPER® accessories keep you comfortable, warm, and protected across a wide range of weather conditions and activities.  You can focus on your experience without feeling cold, damp or overheated. pictured: Mountain Hardwear Dome Perignon & The North Face Pamir Windstopper Glove

>> Stay Dry with GORE-TEX Outerwear & Outerwear

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