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Tech Bro Uniform Meets Margaret Thatcher. Disruption Ensues. - The New York Times
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Sorry, Wall Streeters, you need to earn your Patagonia vests | Crain's New York Business
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Uses for Your Patagonia Vest Now That You'll Never Work in an Office Again | The New Yorker
Goldman Sachs, Patagonia, and the Mysteries of “Business Casual” | The New Yorker
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Patagonia Stops Selling Iconic Power Vest To Some Finance Firms
Patagonia distances itself from tech bros with new branded vest policy | Fashion | The Guardian
Some Suggestions for Fintech Bros Abandoned by Their Patagonia Vests | Vanity Fair
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Uses for Your Patagonia Vest Now That You'll Never Work in an Office Again | The New Yorker
Patagonia's First Brooklyn Store Is Its Largest New York City Location – WWD
Patagonia distances itself from tech bros with new branded vest policy | Fashion | The Guardian
Power vests' for men are once again taking over Midtown and beyond
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Patagonia vests endure in San Francisco tech circles, despite ridicule : NPR
Uses for Your Patagonia Vest Now That You'll Never Work in an Office Again | The New Yorker
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The Patagonia vest endures in San Francisco tech circles, despite ridicule | NPR
