Some gear that we’ve repaired as of late. Thank you to everyone that has challenged us with a repair project since launching — the feedback for our Gear Repair Centre ™ has been incredible and we look forward to servicing your gear time and time again.
It’s a great time to invest in repairing your winter gear for the upcoming season or make sure your weathered summer gear is ready for next year.
A massive thank you to our beloved repair technician, Kaetlin. Kae has gone above and beyond to repair items that were deemed unrepairable and brings a creative arsenal of skills that can make even the ugliest of pieces look beautiful.
Thank you, Kae. @kae.klothing
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Chances are you’ve seen some beautiful things, and more importantly people, while spending time in our space. Thank you for joining us in your own way to make this space so special for us and the community at large.
Designed with love at Mountain Archives ™, our latest batch of stickers is available in-store and online.
“River Trees” was painted from life along the Columbia River in Revelstoke. The quiet spot just off the highway attracts beautiful morning light and held my attention over summer and fall as I returned regularly. “River Trees” is one work from the months spent painting there.
As my first venture into clothing, I am excited to say a select number of tees are now available at @mountain.archives and online via their website.
-100% heavyweight cotton
- machine wash, hang dry
- made in Honduras
- artwork printed in Vernon by @coolhandprintco
#pleinair #pleinairartist #arttees #landscapepainting #revelstoke
Floral spring moments like these make the all-consuming weeks of allergies worth it.
ReWorked™ The North Face Women’s Denali Fleece ‘Sky Floral’ (no. 005)
• A floral take on the classic The North Face Denali fleece
• Hand-embroidered motif around the TNF logo, replacement floral wind panel
• 1 of 1 custom ReWorked™ piece made by Kae Klothing (Kae Fenton) in Revelstoke, BC
• Women’s size Large in Sky Floral
SOLD
@kae.klothing@mountain.archives
The most conscious way to make things is by utilizing existing garments and materials. ReWorked™ is our line of in-house, pre-loved garments reimagined for a whole new life. Each garment is a 1-of-1 piece of art made here at Mountain Archives ™.
NATURAL ELEMENTS SERIES
In honour of hosting @arcteryx for @naturalselectionsnow at @mountain.archives I created upcycled Arc’teryx pieces inspired by the natural elements earth, wind, water and fire. I am so incredibly grateful for the experience and privileged to meet such amazing people.
Earth: Symbolizes stability, grounding, the physical body, and connection with the sacred.
Hand painted on Arc’teryx Norvan Shell Pants W (size 6-regular)
For sale @mountain.archives for $400
We’re already a quarter of the way through the calendar year, but we couldn’t help ourselves from wishing you a Happy New Year in style. Thank you to everyone for showing support to our community events (of all kinds), time and time again.
Here are some vibrant moments with Sync or Swim (Lemmie Green), ringing in NYE with timeless Northern Soul music, Mike on the saxophone, and sweet celebratory bubbles.
@lemmiegreen@mountain.archives
Northern Soul NYE 2026
December 31, 2025 at Mountain Archives ™
Revelstoke, BC, Canada
Some of the most memorable meals are served at home in a welcoming, familiar, and trustworthy environment. No frills — made with love.
Foraging Selection, a five-course dinner, was originally destined to be hosted at Mountain Archives ™ but took a last minute pivot to Arnoul’s house. Not all events book up in the small business world, and while we had to make the collective and difficult decision to pivot to a home-based setting, we genuinely think this elevated the evening for all who were able to attend.
Incredibly thoughtful dishes with intentionally foraged and sourced ingredients, prepared at home by Chef Arnoul and his team amongst friends and friends of friends — the best place to be last Wednesday night.
The hum of energetic conversation mixed with the clinging of natty wine glasses and foreshadowing scents coming through the kitchen into the dining area.
Not enough chairs for everyone, but metaphorical seats for all around the tables.
Thank you, Arnoul and team, for welcoming us all into your home for a beautiful evening of culinary discovery.
@arn_mto
Juicy naturals from Chateau Marmot & Ursa Major
@marmotonmatsu@ursamajorwinery
We’ve got some incredible events lined up with Patagonia® this weekend as part of the final stop on their Human Powered Snow Tour. Offering quality garment repairs to help keep gear in motion is a big part of who we are at Mountain Archives ™ and we understand the time and cost of doing so might not be viable for all. If not for free repairs from the best repair techs around, then be sure to check out the many activations going on this weekend and come grab a coffee (also free) and say hi!
Friday, Saturday, & Sunday
March 28-29, 2026 at Mountain Archives ™
113 First St W
Free Repairs
Free Workshops
Free Coffee & Drinks
Free Speakeasy & Bespoke Cocktails for POW
Vintage Patagonia Installation & Fundraiser
& More
To sign up for workshops and view the complete Human Powered Snow Tour itinerary, head over to humanpoweredrevelstoke.splashthat.com
FORAGING SELECTION
by Chef Arnoul Mateo
A menu inspired by wild landscapes, seasons and sustainable farming.
@arn_mto@mountain.archives
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
6:30pm at Mountain Archives ™
Limited tickets available at mountainarchives.ca/venue
« This menu is inspired by the forests, fields, farms that surround us. Built around seasonal ingredients and thoughtful sourcing, each dish highlights products that are local, organic, pasture-raised, or foraged from the nearby landscape.
The cooking is rooted in a modern bistro approach—refined but inspired by traditional homestyle recipes. It is a small reflection of this place and season, where wild flavours, careful farming, and simple technique come together at the table. »
As we continue to move with intent through 2026, we are pleased to present our highest quality new garments yet. Beyond the design, building lasting relationships with a domestic cut and sew studio was crucial – a seemingly impossible task that has taken years to cultivate.
The result is a high quality garment that you will reach for time and time again, one that is built with responsibility in mind. While it comes to no surprise that the price point has moved up with domestic production, you can rest assured that this is not the result of corporate greed, but rather the price of a more responsible sourcing practice.
We thank you for your understanding during this experimental shift.
2026 ‘Monashee Mountain Range’ 420gsm Organic Cotton Hooded Sweatshirt
• Heavyweight 420gsm Pitch Black hooded sweatshirt
• Pre-shrunk 100% organic cotton fleece
• Relaxed fit, no drawstring
• Machine wash, hang dry
• Made in Canada (milled, cut, and sewn in Toronto, ON)
Buying used is better than buying new. Not buying at all may be the best choice.
We would love to know more about Sandy, the original owner of this 2000s L.L. Bean Smokey Bear Crew fleece. If this garment could speak, it would have decades of unpredictable stories to pass down to Abby, its current owner.
The ‘Smokey Bear’ character was inspired in part by a real orphaned black bear cub rescued from a 1950 wildfire in New Mexico, who became a living symbol housed at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Over the decades, Smokey evolved into an icon of wildfire prevention and conservation, appearing on posters, pins, ranger programs, and outdoor gear across North America.
L.L. Bean Smokey Bear “Sandy” Crew Fleece
@llbean@smokeybear
est. 2000s
c/o Abby Matheson
@birdbinchh
Editing and design by Mountain Archives ™
c/o Maxim B. Vidricaire
@mountain.archives
