Showing posts with label Mens Clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mens Clothing. Show all posts

June 6, 2011

Patagonia Island Hopper Shirt


I love the Island Hopper shirt. I find myself grabbing one every time I head to work our out to eat. I find that the material is extremely comfortable in warm/hot weather. The mesh vents seem to help with this as well. The shirt is naturally wrinkle free, and looks good even if I wear it 2 or 3 days in a row without washing it. I also LOVE the fit. It fits well without being too loose or too tight. The picture above shows me wearing my Island Hopper with Becky and Jon Bowermaster at our recent event.
This shirt would make a GREAT gift for Fathers day for any dad out there.

May 21, 2009

Employee Favorites: Jamie - Mountain Hardwear Wicked Lite Tee


The Wicked Lite Tee is everything a functional piece of clothing should be and nothing that it shouldn't. It is the fastest drying fabric I have ever tried. The fit is just right - with the smoothness of the fabric adding to the feeling of mobility that wearing the Wicked Lite gives you. It's great for hot Louisiana summer weather as it wicks sweat away better than anything I've tried. For these reasons, the Wicked Lite is the shirt I have picked for my favorite of spring '09.

Employee Favorites: Skip - Patagonia Sunshade Shirt and Nine Trails Shorts


I think the Sunshade shirt and the Nine Trails shorts are the perfect summer outfit for all my human powered sports. I like to cycle and kayak in them, but they are perfect for running (quick dry etc.). The Sunshade gives me the UPF protection to keep me healthy. As an added bonus, the UPF keeps my tattoos from fading prematurely. lol.

November 7, 2008

North Face Apex Bionic Vest



Four-way stretch, excellent breathability, water resistance and good thermal capability all come together in a stylish vest. The North Face Apex Bionic is constructed with Apex Weatherblock fabric, a technology breakthrough - The North Face signature stretch material with an abrasion- and water- resistant face and a comfortable soft-brushed interior. The North Face calls this vest bionic for a reason.

The North Face Apex Bionic Vest features Apex ClimateBlock fabric wind permeability rated at 0 CFM and Apex technology.

May 31, 2008

Patagonia Continental Pants - Mens and Womens


A new pant that we've gotten a great reaction to is the Continental Pant from Patagonia. The Continentals' virtually indestructible polyester and nylon blend (53%/47%) has a slight give for freedom of movement, dries quickly, and wicks moisture. All of this makes it a perfect travel pant with a pedigree of toughness that will keep it looking great for years.

May 5, 2008

Ex Officio Sun and Bug Resistant Clothing


This new collection of clothing has much more to it than just its ability to repel insects. The shirts are SPF 50 sun protected fabric that is light, cool and ventilated in the back. Perfect for trips all over the world, this unique shirt will protect you from the sunburns and bug bites leaving more time for birding, hiking, paddling and touring. The Buzz Off bandana and hat help keep gnats away from your face.

April 4, 2008

Clothing that Works Like a Tool


Guys want clothing that works like a tool. It should not wrinkle - even after you stuff it into your pack. If it gets wet, it should dry quickly - while you're wearing it. The style should look great whether you are checking into the hostel, touring the museum, or going out to dinner. Most of all, it should be breathable and super-comfortable to wear all day long. P&P stocks travel clothing for men that accomplishes all of these goals. Shop from the best names in the business: Patagonia, Ex Officio, Royal Robbins and Mountain Hardware.

March 21, 2008

Tula Hats



Tula is known for providing high quality hats that last more then one season at a great price. Their hats are favored among outdoor enthusiasts, travelers, and adventurers everywhere. Tula Hats are hand woven of Palm in the traditional manner by families in a small village near central Mexico. The Palm is grown in the warm coastal areas of Mexico and as a sustainable fiber is environmentally friendly and harvested twice a year.

March 3, 2008

Ahnu Spring Footwear

We're excited to introduce the new spring line of all-terrain shoes to Lafayette. Ahnu specializes in shoes that are functional for a variety of uses. As our graphic above shows, Ahnu builds shoes for land, water and combination use. Read on about each model:

Ahnu Tamalpais II (Left - Land)
This versatile, light weight multi-sport shoe offers breathability, cushioning, support and traction for light hiking, trail running or walking through your neighborhood.

Ahnu Jenner (Center - Land & Water)
Built to take on the rigors of hiking and rugged terrain, the Jenner is the "jeep" of the sport sandal world, providing protection, traction and durability for all off road activity.

Ahnu Tilden (Right - Water)
A lightweight, versatile multi-sport sandal suitable for a variety of outdoor activities on trails, in water or on the sidewalk.

January 18, 2008

New Sanuk's in Stock Now!


Sanuk's are gaining popularity in Lafayette. They combine a flip-flop style of comfort with a unique look. We've just received several new models of Sanuk's for the first time. Stop by soon to check them out!

December 10, 2007

Green Label Organic Tee-Shirts


The highest quality, most sustainable apparel brand on the planet. These shirts are domestically made in the United States with 100% certified organic ring spun cotton,
dyed with low-impact reactive dyes, and printed without the use of plastics. Plus, the designs are just plain cool.

Did You Know?
Throughout most of human history, all farming, cotton and otherwise, was basically organic by default: there were no synthetic pesticides or insecticides.
That changed with the World Wars and the first large-scale deployment of chemicals specifically formulated to eradicate life.
The descendants of these deadly chemicals were later applied to farming.

In the case of cotton, this is part of a war on weeds and pests that attack cotton. And, just as in any other war, many innocent bystanders, including plants, animals, and humans, are wounded and killed -- a tragedy that continues to this day.

Pesticides used in conventional cotton farming can enter the human food chain. Because cotton is grown primarily for its fiber, it is regulated as a non-food crop.
In fact, the majority of the cotton plant, by weight, ends up in our food supply. Cottonseed oil is used in processed foods. Beef and dairy cows are fed cotton straw, cottonseed meal and waste from cotton gins.