▲ 377 r/AestheticWiki
I’ve always thought my aesthetic was pretty boring and basic. Would love to see someone put a name to it.
u/Beneficial_Virus_13 — 2 days ago
▲ 337 r/PatagoniaClothing
My favorite and most rare Patagonia find: the 1996 stuffed Guanaco
Her name is Dalai (*we named her when we thought she was a llama lol)! Found her at a thrift store buried in a pile of stuffed animals that I would never normally look at! I only paid $3 and didn’t know they were super rare at the time but I’ve since seen them sold online for anywhere from $400-$1300. Will cherish her forever 🫶
u/Beneficial_Virus_13 — 25 days ago
▲ 124 r/PatagoniaClothing
What are the most worthwhile Patagonia products you’ve bought?
I’m curious what Patagonia items people consider their absolute best purchases- the products that genuinely improved your quality of life, get used constantly, or feel “buy it for life.”
For context, I already own:
• Women’s Nano Puff
• Women’s Torrentshell
• Terravia Tote
• Long-sleeve Responsibili-Tee (technically men’s—I prefer the fit)
The Nano Puff, Torrentshell, and Terravia Tote have all been amazing and get a ton of use. The Responsibili-Tee is nice, but I wouldn’t put it in the same category of “wow, I’m glad I bought this.”
I do a lot of walking, biking, and hiking, and I live somewhere with all four seasons, if that helps narrow things down.
Would love to know the pieces that have most exceeded your expectations. Could be outerwear, fleeces, base layers, bags, travel gear, workwear- anything.
I’d especially love to hear about products you’ve owned for years and still reach for all the time.
u/Beneficial_Virus_13 — 27 days ago