Pattie Gonia, a drag queen and environmentalist, is in a lawsuit with clothing brand Patagonia over trademark issues.

Wyn Wiley, also known as Pattie Gonia, has a large social media following and uses drag to teach about the environment and support LGBTQ+ rights. Last year, Pattie Gonia raised $1 million by hiking 100 miles in drag.

Patagonia claims that Pattie Gonia's branding could confuse customers.

Patagonia is suing Pattie Gonia for $1 and legal fees after Pattie Gonia applied for a trademark to sell clothes and promote environmental activism.

Patagonia wants $1 and legal fees from Pattie Gonia.

Patagonia said it did not want to sue Pattie Gonia but had to protect its brand.

Patagonia wants Pattie Gonia to have a successful career, but not at the expense of Patagonia's brand.

Pattie Gonia asked Patagonia to drop the lawsuit on Instagram. Pattie Gonia said this is not a joke. It is real. Pattie Gonia is serious.

Patagonia says Pattie Gonia is harming its brand by doing motivational speaking and organizing hiking events.

Pattie Gonia thinks Patagonia has misunderstood its mission to save the planet. Pattie Gonia has been quiet about the lawsuit for four months. Pattie Gonia tried to resolve the issue without going to court.

Pattie Gonia had two choices: erase their name and advocacy or fight back.

Pattie Gonia is fighting and asking for support to tell Patagonia to drop the lawsuit.

Pattie Gonia says this is not a brand conflict, but rather a case of a corporation bullying an individual.

Pattie Gonia wrote an open letter to Patagonia's leaders, asking them to remember their goal of saving the planet.

If Patagonia continues the lawsuit, it will show that they are willing to spend a lot of money to stop Pattie Gonia.

Pattie Gonia's team said they are not making any more public statements at this time.

Patagonia said it could not reach an agreement with Pattie Gonia.

Patagonia tried to find a way for Pattie Gonia to continue their work while protecting the Patagonia trademark. They had many conversations and proposals, but could not agree.

Patagonia needs to protect its brand, which represents trust, purpose, and decades of environmental work. Protecting the trademark is necessary for the company's future.

This lawsuit is not about money or stopping Pattie Gonia's advocacy, but about protecting Patagonia's business and employees. Patagonia did not want a legal fight with someone who shares their values.