Joanne Mudhar says Tilley is part of the ultimate outdoor outfit: "My Tilley hat offers protection from sun, wind and rain"

The Guardian - Gardening Blog. Joanne Mudhar, Wednesday January 4th.

Tilley adds new store in Victoria.

Times Colomnist, December 17, 2011.

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North Shore News: Bright Lights - North Shore Community Resources Open House. September 25, 2011. Photo by Paul McGrath.

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Divine.ca Fashion and Beauty, September 23, 2011.

"We love a fashionable and functional travel bag. And when it’s multi-functional, well, needless to say, it’s a bona fide love affair! Our latest must-have: the Tilley Cambridge Carryall. Why it’s so great: a double snap at the base easily converts this gem into a computer bag, a purse, or a tote! What’s more, this handmade Canadian product is ever-so-stylish thanks to its Italian leather handles and adjustable strap, antique brass zipper closure, and safari green wax cotton finish. All aboard!"

Note from Tilley Vancouver we will have these new bags in store mid October!

Packing for a short stay.

Marilyn Wetston, Toronto Sun, QMI Agency. August 31, 2011.

“Skirts are incredibly useful when travelling, as they easily transition from casual to dressy, and offer more options than a dress. True Blues Ten Panel Skirt, $129, Tilley Endurables, tilley.com.”

“Look for clothing in a jersey and other soft materials that will not only feel great, but can easily roll and pack into your suitcase. Lux Knit Cowl Neck Sleeveless Top, $65, Tilley Endurables, tilley.com.”

"Tilley Endurables was showing their outstanding hats, including the paddle-worthy T7MO - short for Mesh Organic cotton hat. The broad brim is longer in the back, the better to keep from burning your neck. There's ventillating mesh around the crown and a retainer. It's soft, floats, repels rain, offers a secret pocket, and is insured against loss for two years."

The Buy: A cooling neck wrap

Nathalie Atkinson, National Post, July 21, 2011.

"Several Christmases ago my parents – whom time has proven to be genetically unable to resist a gadget or gewgaw that might be useful in only very narrowly specific circumstances – bought me this jaunty neckerwraperchief thing. Presumably, its optimum use is hiking in the Amazon jungle during a heat wave (something I have never been known to do). It’s from Australia and called the Cobber (Aussie slang for mate, apparently) and contains some magical crystals that, when soaked in cold water for 30 minutes, retain said coldness for three days. Three days.

Why wear what is essentially a mysteriously-filled cold compress wrapped around the neck? Because as a toque-covered head in winter is to keeping warm, so are the corotid arteries in summer to regulating body temperature. You could knot a waterlogged kerchief or facecloth instead, but it would drip inconveniently all over you. And then dry out. The Cobber, on the other hand, will not. It will not be particularly fashionable, either, but it will make all that tropical jungle hiking pleasantly bearable."

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Nicole Feenstra, QMI Agency, Toronto Sun. June 23, 2011.

"Protect yourself with Tilley Endurables, the makers of fantastic, functional travel clothing. Hats are a must for sun protection and cool summer style. Tilley's R7 Fedora, retailing for $95, is insured against loss and protects against the sun with a UPF of more than 50. The Tilley 'Top Notch' Toppers are great for protecting kids this summer. They are made from pre-shrunk cotton and also protect with a UPF of more than 50. The Toppers retail for $28 and come in a variety of colours. "

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By Myscha Theriault, McClatchy-Tribune News Service, The Vancouver Sun.

"Birding requires minimal equipment and suits a variety of travel budgets. From back yard viewing to international excursions, here are several tips for birding on a budget.

Gear: Sheridan Samano of Reefs to Rockies, a conservation tour company, advises purchasing the best pair of binoculars you can afford. It will make a difference in the level of details you’ll be able to see. Samano says it isn’t so much the size, but rather the glass quality and light-capturing capabilities that are important. Audubonguides.com sells affordable mobile field guide apps for smart phone users, while traditional paperback guides are available from both Sibley and National Geographic. A few sun-protective clothing items should also be included. Tilley makes an Audubon hat for example, that provides protection from solar rays and includes a hidden security pocket."

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While Tilley is known for its hats, the travel and leisurewear company also sells a line of travel clothing and accessories."

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