We know it can be a pain to get your tiny tyrants to layer up when the weather gets cold, which is why we love the Patagonia LW Insulated Fjord Jacket so much. The cozy shirt jacket appears to be just another flannel, but it's hiding lightweight, lofty...
The P-6 Logo Responsibili-Tee Long-Sleeve T-Shirt is Patagonia's lowest carbon footprint T-shirt, made from recycled materials and sewn in a Fair Trade certified facility, giving us everyday comfort we feel good in and about.
To keep the chill out of our bones and our conscience clear, we zip into Patagonia's Down Sweater Full-Zip Hooded Jacket. Constructed with recycled windproof fabric and filled with humanely sourced down, this rugged puffy keeps us warm through harsh conditions...
Featuring a sweater-knit exterior and a soft fleece interior, the much-loved Better Sweater 1/4-Zip is an easy-wearing, moisture-wicking, hip-length pullover that provides bulk-free comfort and warmth for whatever activities you're checking off the list....
Pull on the Dirt Roamer Bike Short for mobility, a body-contoured fit, and comfort for our day-long trail ride. This short is exceptionally made to tackle singletrack rides and flow trails with nylon-spandex fabric for pedal-friendly stretch and breathability....
Kind to the earth and our skin, Patagonia's Regenerative Organic Cotton Lightweight Henley gives us those carefree, feel-good vibes. The plush yet hardwearing fibers were produced with less water, energy, and chemicals than traditional cotton, restoring...
Built completely with reclaimed fibers, the Patagonia Recycled Wool-Blend 1/4-Zip Sweater brings our winter wardrobe style and warmth at a lower environmental impact. The tall collar shields our neck from nipping temps, while the woolly construction keeps...
evo.com | Patagonia Synthetic > The Patagonia R1(R) Air Full Zip Hoodie is a highly versatile layer for high exertion activities in cold weather. Throw it under your shell, your puffy, or wear it as a stand-alone, there's not much the R1 can't handle....
We pull on Patagonia's Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover for a touch of warmth on crisp morning treks and at shaded crags. We unsnap the front placket to release heat on steeps, while the plush fibers wick away moisture and dry quick to keep...
We know it can be a pain to get your tiny tyrants to layer up when the weather gets cold, which is why we love the Patagonia LW Insulated Fjord Jacket so much. The cozy shirt jacket appears to be just another flannel, but it's hiding lightweight, lofty...
Whether we're battling our kayak past the break line or pulling into a barrel, the Hydropeak follows our every move. The 4-way stretch lets us crouch and twist freely, while the streamlined design eliminates all those snag-inducing, attention-grabbing...
Built completely with reclaimed fibers, the Patagonia Recycled Wool-Blend 1/4-Zip Sweater brings our winter wardrobe style and warmth at a lower environmental impact. The tall collar shields our neck from nipping temps, while the woolly construction keeps...
The vintage-inspired Retro Pile Fleece Jacket gives us simple style and fall-ready warmth thanks to its double-sided shearling fleece, which is made with entirely recycled materials. Offering soft and fuzzy comfort, this high-pile fleece is ideal for...
We like the Patagonia Fitz Roy Skies Long-Sleeve T-Shirt for toddlers because it blends soft comfort with iconic outdoor style. Made from organic cotton, this long-sleeve tee feels gentle on their skin and provides warmth on cooler days. The playful Fitz...
We know it can be a pain to get your tiny tyrants to layer up when the weather gets cold, which is why we love the Patagonia LW Insulated Fjord Jacket so much. The cozy shirt jacket appears to be just another flannel, but it's hiding lightweight, lofty...
The Patagonia Fjord Loft Overshirt Jacket bulks up the warmth and comfort of our favorite flannel to create a cozy, casual jacket that's ready for cool nights sipping a cider all autumn long. The oversized fit is perfect for layering, and the blanket...
The Baby Nano Puff Jacket packs all the eco-friendly warmth into a junior-sized version of Patagonia's best-selling jacket. The recycled insulation is compressible and toasty warm, and it's wrapped in a durable nylon shell made from recycled fishing nets....
Patagonia's plush Micro D Snap-T Fleece Jacket keeps tiny explorers stoked on the outdoors. This jacket, made from eco-friendly recycled fleece, combats chilly weather and delivers the same style as its grown-up counterparts. As part of Patagonia's commitment...
Our Long-Sleeved Dirt Craft Jersey provides just enough warmth on chilly mornings, while still keeping it cool when temps start to heat up, with lightweight, quick-wicking double-knit fabric and forearm-gripping warp-knit cuffs that let you pull up the...
evo.com | Patagonia Down Jackets > The Patagonia Down Sweater provides instant, toasty warmth in a trim package that will actually get worn and that's low profile enough to layer under ski or snowboard outerwear. Just because it's sized for kids doesn't...
We pull on Patagonia's Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover for a touch of warmth on crisp morning treks and at shaded crags. We unsnap the front placket to release heat on steeps, while the plush fibers wick away moisture and dry quick to keep...
Whether we're battling our kayak past the break line or pulling into a barrel, the Hydropeak follows our every move. The 4-way stretch lets us crouch and twist freely, while the streamlined design eliminates all those snag-inducing, attention-grabbing...
The Men's River Salt Wading Boot is a lighter option of wader footwear from Patagonia, and it still boasts heavy-duty support and protection whether we're fishing in a summer stream or an alpine lake. Patagonia built this boot with heavy-duty support...
Built completely with reclaimed fibers, the Patagonia Recycled Wool-Blend 1/4-Zip Sweater brings our winter wardrobe style and warmth at a lower environmental impact. The tall collar shields our neck from nipping temps, while the woolly construction keeps...
