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The Sweater Stone, Patagonia, Product Longevity, and How to Keep Customers for Life - Core77
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Pumice stones and sewing machines can make all the difference
The Sweater Stone, Patagonia, Product Longevity, and How to Keep Customers for Life - Core77 The Sweater Stone, Patagonia, Product Longevity, and How to Keep Customers for Life Pumice stones and sewing machines can make all the difference By Rain Noe - March 2, 2015 in Materials | Design Business "Sustainability" is a popular buzzword, but I think we should also consider "longevity." When a company has sustainable practices but you must re-buy their products every few years, it seems obvious that we should be leaning more towards longevity. This is Patagonia's Men's Better Sweater Hoody, which
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