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"Stix N Stones is far more then a clothing brand to me. It symbolizes one major thing and that's “FAMILY” One of best things about being a Canadian country artist is the family that sounds the music. I see this same mentality with Stix N Stones. They have such loyal fans and all of them have one thing in common, we all support each others passions and love for the outdoors. The fact that Stix N Stones makes incredibly high quality clothing is a bonus. I legit wear Stix N Stones everyday. Not because I am sponsored by them, but because I believe in their philosophy and stand beside them 100%"
"I’ve been wearing Stix & Stones for years now and they are truly one of my favorite brands. Not only do they represent the outdoor lifestyle but their clothing (especially the hoodies) is just amazingly comfortable. Love them!"
"Stix and Stones isn’t just quality apparels. It’s what Stix represents, that’s what draws me in. I wear Stix because it’s who I am! An outdoorsman, a conservationist. A lover of this earth and every animal that dwells upon it. That’s what Stix and Stones represents, that’s what Stix stands for. In nature everything is of the purest form. It’s where one finds them self. Living an outdoor lifestyle allows you to understand everything better. I wear Stix and Stones with pride, for a good person loves all things in nature."
"I have been in the Stix N Stones family for a few years now and I am very proud to be able to support such a wonderful brand. SNS encapsulates my outdoor values and is constantly helping to grow outdoor awareness in a positive way"
"I wear Stix 'N' Stones because it is more than a 'clothing' brand it is a 'lifestyle' brand... and that lifestyle is one that I am damn proud to live."
"If you have a passion for the outdoors, you need to be wearing Stix & Stones apparel. Their commitment to quality and style is second to none and the amount they give back to the community goes above and beyond. The Stix & Stones Family is made of great people making great products for a great community! I wear my SNS gear with pride!"
"As a boy, my father would wake my brother and I up and tell us it’s time to go fishing. He would then load the fishing rods in the truck and pack our lunch in a wicker fish basket. When he laid his hands on that basket I always knew it would be a great day. 30 years later, as I load the rods in the truck, my son chases me down with a Stix & Stones ball cap in hand, saying 'Your hat daddy, your hat!'. The brand began as a comfy hoodie, it is now part of making memories."
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