Field Notes/
Observations from the wild.
A collection of films, images, and stories from our experiences in nature and business - most often with amazing humans up to amazing things. Enjoy.
Our Materials | 100% Natural Fibres /
January
29th
, 2020
Materials matter- but what does natural actually mean? It means the clothing you buy from us isn’t made of petroleum, chemicals or plastic, like most synthetic materials. We’re pretty sure you don’t want to wrap yourself up in plastic, right?
Plastic Beach | A film about ocean plastics on BC's coast /
January
28th
, 2020
It is estimated that there is currently 1.2 million pounds of plastic in the Clayoquot Sound, and the amount of debris washing in is rising exponentially each year. Plastic Beach is an overview of Clayoquot CleanUp's beach cleaning process over the course of several weeks, from collecting and sorting the debris, to the final stage of slinging it off the shores to be recycled and repurposed.
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The Lifecycle of a T-Shirt: How To Repair Your Own Clothing /
February
9th
, 2016
Around 10.5 million tons of clothing goes into landfills each year and only about 15% of clothing is donated or consigned. Only about half of the clothing that is donated or consigned is worn again. To extend the life of your clothing, learning a few simple tricks to repair them can make a huge difference...
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The Fortune Wild - Film /
January
28th
, 2020
One-third documentary, one-third surf and adventure film and one-third storybook wander into the unknown, The Fortune Wild is a beautiful and slightly eccentric look at what makes the West Coast so priceless and so worthy to protect.
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In the Wild with Mason Mashon /
January
27th
, 2020
Mason Mashon is an adventure adventure photographer and athlete based out of beautiful Whistler, BC. Mason is a long time supporter of ecologyst- we met up with him at our new shop in Olympic Plaza. He took us up one of his favourite local spots for a casual ride on a warm summer night, sporting our bucket hat and cotton flannel.
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For Every One, A purpose /
January
18th
, 2020
When ecologyst put their weight behind Pacific Wild and the B.C. herring fishing moratorium, we were told that it wasn’t our fight. We are, after all, a clothing company. Why should we get a say in industrial fishing practices? I answer back: why shouldn’t we?...
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