Patagonia is the outdoor apparel company founded in 1973. At a time when all life on earth is under threat of extinction, we aim to use the resources we have—our business, our investments, our voice and our imagination—to influence changes needed to protect our planet. A registered B Corporation and founding member of 1% for the Planet, Patagonia is recognised internationally for its commitment to product quality and environmental activism, contributing over $145 million in grants and in-kind donations to thousands of grassroots environmental groups around the world.

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Patagonia's commitment to sustainability can be seen in their use of organic cotton and recycled materials in their products, and their eco-friendly manufacturing processes. They also give back to the environment through their "1% for the Planet" program, where they donate 1% of their sales to environmental organisations. Their passion for reducing their carbon footprint is reflected in initiatives such as Patagonia's Footprint Chronicles, a transparency program that allows customers to easily understand the environmental impact of their purchases. The program breaks down the impact into categories like energy, materials, waste, and water, giving customers a clear and simple view of the steps Patagonia is taking to improve sustainability. Patagonia isn't just about making sustainable products, they're also about making a difference in the world. The company is vocal in advocating for environmental policies and regulations and has taken a stand on important issues, like the protection of public lands and the fight against climate change.