"The Patagonia Down Sweater Vest earns its place when arms need to move freely and core warmth still matters: skinning up a skin track, belaying on a cold ledge, or hiking into a headwind. The shell and lining are cut from NetPlus 20-denier recycled nylon...
"The Patagonia Down With It Parka is built for the long cold months when one coat has to do everything: the morning commute, the errand run, the evening out. The slim cut and contoured baffles mean it layers over a sweater without adding bulk at the shoulders,...
"The Patagonia R1 Ultralight 1/2-Zip Top moves its shoulder seams off the pack and harness line, with an underarm gusset that keeps the hem from riding up on a long reach overhead. A smooth, abrasion-resistant face fabric shrugs off bushwhacking and rock...
"The Patagonia Down Sweater Jacket earns its place as a year-round midlayer because the shell tells a story most down pieces can't: the NetPlus® ripstop nylon is spun from postconsumer recycled fishing nets, a material origin that goes beyond standard...
"The Patagonia R1 Pant is a Polartec Power Grid fleece bottom built for ski touring, hiking, and camp. The grid-knit construction does two things at once: the raised fleece squares trap warm air against the skin while the open channels between them move...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This version of the R1 feels sturdier for real alpine use. The outer face sheds wind and snow better than typical fleece, and the micro-grid interior breathes incredibly well on the move. It’s slim, layerable,...
"The Patagonia Better Sweater Crewneck is the pull-on layer that earns daily rotation: midweight fleece that handles a cool morning hike or an afternoon errand run without needing anything more. The face fabric and trim are 100% recycled polyester, and...
"The Patagonia R1 Air Crew Top is the no-fuss fleece layer for days when a zip or hood would just be extra weight, a clean crew neck that slips under a shell or wears on its own on the approach. What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wear this as...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""These pants are perfect for relaxed days or light activity. They’re super comfortable with a loose fit, and the moisture-wicking fabric keeps me cool and dry. The added HeiQ® odor control is a nice touch for...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I’ve toured and ridden in this shell through wet storms and cold blower days, and it’s become a go-to. The fabric is noticeably soft and quiet, breathes well on the skintrack, and blocks wind when it counts....
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “When you’re standing still in brutal cold—belaying, transitioning, or waiting out weather—this is the jacket you want. It’s incredibly warm for the weight, works even when things are wet, and is sized...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used this hoodie for long paddles and mellow surf days, and the UPF protection is the real win. The hood stays put surprisingly well, and the fabric dries fast enough that I’m not chilled between sets.""Long...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I bought this for my newborn nephew for chilly stroller walks, and the single zip made diaper changes so much simpler than fumbling with snaps. He napped through most of it and stayed warm the entire time.""Infants...
"The Patagonia Down Sweater Vest earns its place when arms need to move freely and core warmth still matters: skinning up a skin track, belaying on a cold ledge, or hiking into a headwind. The shell and lining are cut from NetPlus 20-denier recycled nylon...
"The Fitz Roy Down Jacket pairs a recycled nylon ripstop shell with 800-fill Responsible Down Standard down, so it holds real heat without piling on weight. A DWR finish made without intentionally added PFAS keeps the shell ready before weather turns,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""Waxed cotton jackets have a reputation for being heavy and stiff, and this one earns its weight differently — the EverWax Olive treatment is plant-based and paraffin-free, which changes the feel and the environmental...
"The Patagonia R1 Ultralight 1/2-Zip Jacket goes on at the trailhead in the cold dark before sunrise, when our breath still shows, and the climb ahead hasn't started warming us up yet. The slim fit rides close enough to layer cleanly under a shell without...
"The Patagonia 4-in-1 Everyday Jacket handles the full range of kids' weather in a single purchase. The H2No Performance Standard shell keeps rain and wind out with fully sealed seams, while the reversible Thermogreen-insulated fleece liner zips out to...
"The Patagonia R1 Air Jacket is built for the moments when a standard fleece becomes a liability: the sustained climbing pitch, the skintrack, the long ridge traverse where output stays high and stopping isn't an option. The jacquard weave and hollow-core...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I reach for the Stormstride Pant when the day is all about the climb. They’re noticeably lighter and more breathable than traditional shell pants, and the venting keeps sweat in check on long skintracks. When...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “I like the Downdrift Parka because it brings that classic Patagonia heritage feel but with modern recycled materials. The 600-fill recycled down is warmer than you’d expect, and the NetPlus shell adds durability...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve worn a lot of basic tees, but this one keeps earning its spot in my rotation. The organic cotton feels soft and breathable, and it breaks in perfectly after a couple washes. The classic P-6 logo gives it...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I wear this when the sun is intense and the water’s warm. It dries fast between sessions, stretches easily when paddling, and the UPF coverage makes a big difference on long days outside. The mock neck adds...
"The Patagonia M10 Storm Jacket is the shell for ski touring approaches, technical climbing days, and snowboard objectives where the pack needs to stay light and the weather protection cannot be optional. The ECONYL recycled nylon face and fully sealed...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like the Quandary Jogger for days that blend hiking, travel, and time on the water. The NetPlus fabric feels light and breathable but still resists abrasion, and the DWR finish handles splashes and light weather...