Stonecrop
Founded on a repair bench, 1988

We'd rather fix it than sell you a new one.

Every jacket we make is built to be patched, re-stitched, and handed down. If it tears on the scree field, bring it back - our repair crew in Bellingham has logged 41,000 fixes since 2009.

Worn Wear Program

A second, third, and fourth life for every shell.

Trade in a jacket that still has miles left and we'll re-sell it at a fair price. Send us one that's torn and our menders patch it by hand - visible stitches, no shame in them.

How the repair actually works
  1. Mail it in with the prepaid label from your order history, or drop it at any of our 14 storefront benches.
  2. A mender assesses the tear - cuff blowouts and seam splits are same-week; zipper rebuilds run 10-12 days.
  3. You get a photo of the finished patch before it ships back. Repairs are free for the garment's first 5 years.
$14.2M granted since 1985
The 1% Fund

This spring, $310,000 went to relining the Calder Creek watershed.

One percent of every sale - not profit, sales - goes straight to grassroots environmental groups. No PR review, no logo placement required. Past grants have funded beaver reintroduction in the Elwha basin and legal fees for three Alaskan salmon-stream suits.

Read the 2026 grant list

Gear built to outlast the warranty card.

Cut from ripstop and recycled wool, dyed in flat stone and rust tones that won't scream on a trailhead.

Ridgeline Shell

3-layer waterproof, taped seams, a chest pocket sized for a topo map. Reinforced elbows so the first tear happens somewhere else.

$249 ยท Moss / Slate / Rust

Talus Fleece

Recycled wool blend, brushed inside.

$139

Basecamp Pant

Reinforced knee, gusseted for scrambling.

$129

Drift Wool Cap

Undyed merino, knit in Ballard.

$38

Buy it once. We'll help you keep it.

Every receipt doubles as a repair ticket. No account required, no fine print on the guarantee.

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