Patagonia Down Sweater Jacket

Name: Down Sweater Jacket
Brand: Patagonia
Price: 279.00 USD
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Overview

Providing the perfect warmth for almost anything, the Patagonia Down Sweater Jacket is lightweight and windproof with a NetPlus® 100% postconsumer recycled nylon ripstop. Features include a DWR Finish, elastic cuffs, an adjustable drawcord hem, handwarmer pockets, internal pockets, and an internal chest pocket that converts to a Stuffsack with a carabiner clip-in loop. Signed off with a Patagonia woven label on the left chest and an internal woven label for added styling.

Material

NetPlus® 100% Postconsumer Recycled Nylon Ripstop

Weight

13.0

Pockets

Handwarmer Pockets With Welted Zippers.
Internal Drop-in Pockets for Added Storage.
Internal Zippered Chest Pocket Converts to Stuffsack With Carabiner Clip-in Loop.

Insulation

Down

Down Fill Power

Details

Made in Bangladesh.
PFC-Free DWR Finish.
Includes a Repair Patch.
Nylon-Bound Elastic Cuffs.
Adjustable Drawcord Hem.
Center-Front Zipper Has an Interior Storm Flap and Zipper Garage at Chin.
100% Responsible Down Standard Certified by Control Union (CU 880272).
Patagonia Supports Mamata, an Organization That Provides Essential Services For the Workers That Made This Product.

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Material Explanation

NetPlus® - NetPlus® is made from discarded fishing nets that are collected in fishing communities in South America. These nets are sorted, cleaned, and shredded in Chile, which in turn has helped to keep more than 28 tons of plastic waste out of our oceans.

Recycled Nylon - Nylon accounts for about 10% of ocean debris. By purchasing a product made with recycled nylon you are helping to minimize the growth of the 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic debris in the ocean.

Insulation

Down - Down is the lightest and warmest option when it comes to outerwear insulation, the only drawbacks with down is it doesn't perform well in wet conditions and it's more expensive. Synthetics will dry faster than down and are easier to clean, but can't beat down when it comes to performing in very cold and dry weather.

Down Fill Power

A fill power rating measures the number of cubic inches that one ounce of that particular down will occupy, so a jacket with a 800 fill power rating will be warmer than a jacket with a fill power rating of 500.

800

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