MOSS Tents: Made In Maine 1989

"Made in Maine" was a popular television show that highlighted the unique and innovative industries and businesses in the state of Maine. In 1989, the show featured a segment on a company called "MOSS TENTS." This company was known for producing high-quality camping tents that were designed to withstand the harsh weather conditions of the region.
The segment on "MOSS TENTS" provided an in-depth look at the company's commitment to using only the best materials and craftsmanship in their products. Viewers were able to see firsthand how the tents were designed and manufactured, and learned about the various features that made them so durable and practical for camping in the Maine wilderness.
The show also featured interviews with the company's founders and workers, who shared their expertise and passion for the outdoor industry. They explained how they source the materials and the inspiration behind creating a company in Maine. The workers discussed their dedication to producing tents that were not only functional, but also stylish and comfortable, and provided a unique selling point to the public.
In addition to highlighting the practicality and quality of "MOSS TENTS," the segment also showcased the beauty of the Maine wilderness and the importance of responsible outdoor recreation. The footage of the camping with the tents in different location of Maine, while emphasizing on the durability, weather resistance and its eco-friendly material usage. It helped to educate viewers on the importance of investing in durable, reliable outdoor gear, and how it can enhance the experience of spending time in nature.
The segment on "MOSS TENTS" was a hit among viewers and it was the reason for the company's reputation for producing the best camping tents in the region, which helped the company to grow and expand it reach to the national level. The show helped to promote the company and their brand and also helped to educate viewers on the importance of investing in durable, reliable outdoor gear.
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[@filmic1]

I've had my Moss Outland since 1993 that I purchased at the former Mountain Equipment COOP. I had to store it loose hung behind a bedroom door because it was off gassing. It did finally clear. Same issue with my Eureka Alpine Meadows. I Granger'd WP the fly.

[@harryhu8908]

Anyone has a moss tent for sale?