With winter in full swing, now is the perfect time to take stock of your cold-weather wardrobe. Nothing is worse than the frigid cold temperatures other than shivering outside in the arctic air because you don't have a warm enough coat. You don't need to worry about your teeth chattering for the next few months, because we've found the best deals on parkas, fleece jackets, insulated vests and more from Patagonia.
Right now, men's and women's Patagonia styles are up to 40% off at REI. Whether you're going down the slopes or walking around town, we've found Patagonia outerwear on sale that fits the bill. Save on well-insulated puffer coats, plush and soft fleece-lined jackets for brisk days, and extra toasty down-stuffed jackets to prepare you for any winter storms.
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Sales are rare on Patagonia's site, so the deals at REI are here just in time to be full prepared for your next winter adventure. The sale styles include Patagonia bestsellers like the Classic Retro-X Fleece Jacket and Nano Puff Vest for both women and men. Patagonia's clothes are made to last, so be sure to pick out a jacket in your favorite color before the limited-time deals are gone.
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Winters can be tough, but Patagonia has the outdoor gear you need to start adventuring now. Whether you're a hiker, camper or casual outdoor enthusiast, Patagonia Web Specials have all the best deals on apparel and gear so you can explore in style.
Shop Patagonia Web SpecialsRight now you can grab up to 40% off apparel for women, men and kids, as well as gear and packs, which means you'll be fully prepared for your next adventure. Patagonia’s products come with the brand's signature Ironclad guarantee, which means if you’re unhappy with your purchase, you can get a refund, replacement or repair.
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Patagonia made headlines after the company's founder gave his $3 billion company away to help fight the climate crisis. Patagonia's new owners are environmental nonprofit the Holdfast Collective and the Patagonia Purpose Trust, created by Patagonia "to protect the company's values." You can now explore the great outdoors in style, knowing your Patagonia purchase has gone to a worthy cause.
To make shopping Patagonia's sales even easier, we’ve highlighted some of our favorite deals and answered frequently asked questions about the brand below.
Patagonia is an outdoor and gear company specializing in adventure-ready goods that are meant to last a lifetime. The company sells a variety of goods ranging from outdoor jackets to fishing gear.
Patagonia’s Better Sweater fleece jacket is Reviewed-approved for the way it “feels worn-in, snug, plush and stylishly versatile all in one,” according to our staff. Several versions of the popular piece are featured in the sale, including the men's lightweight Synchilla snap-t fleece pullover for $76.99, saving you $52.01.
Since colder winter weather is here, you can also stay warm with discounts on vests, pants and sweaters. From outdoor gear to fleece favorites for the whole family, you can save on tons of must-have styles when you shop Patagonia's Web Specials.
Yes. Patagonia offers sales throughout the year along with discounted prices in the Web Specials section all year round. The section is stocked with discounted designs even when the brand is not hosting a major sale event, so it’s worth checking back frequently. Selection and sizing availability typically changes every few weeks.
In order to make way for new styles, the brand regularly discounts older ones. Many times, you’ll see significant savings on jackets, vests, pullovers, pants, tops, accessories and gear.
Patagonia’s products are built to last a lifetime. If you’re ever unhappy with your purchase or if it doesn't work, you can always request a refund, a replacement or repair—this guarantee adds to the price tag.
You'll see "Web Specials" linked in the dropdown menu under "Shop" on the homepage. (Alternately, you can bookmark this story!) Note that Patagonia almost never promotes its sales on its main page, so checking the Web Specials section itself is the best way to find deals.
Not only is Patagonia one of the best-known outdoor brands in the world, the company has made durability and environmental stewardship cornerstones of its brand identity. Some of the programs include the Ironclad Guarantee, product recycling program Worn Wear and a commitment since 1985 to donate 1% of sales to preservation and restoration efforts through 1% for the Planet.
Patagonia has built their product to last. As such, they guarantee any product they make. If you’re not happy with your purchase, you have a few options to choose from: You can return the item to the store or online to get a full refund; you can request a replacement in-store or online; or, for minor damage, you can request a DIY repair kit to be sent to you (or you can take your item into your local store). For larger repairs, you can send it in to the repair center. Please look below for a more detailed explanation about the repair process.
With every purchase, you can get a free repair. (Note that repairs to highly technical items such as wetsuits may incur a fee.). For small tears or holes, Patagonia will send you a patch kit. For larger issues, stores can do minor repairs on site or you can send it in to their repair team in Reno, Nevada—you cover the shipping cost.
..........Read full articlePATAGONIA HAS been a favorite menswear brand and online clothing store among outdoor lovers for decades (doubly so with the news that the founder recently gave away the company—yes, really). Their gear is durable, reliable, eco-friendly, and looks great, too. On the downside, you pay handsomely for all that awesomeness. Most of the company’s gear and apparel come at a premium, and it’s rare to find huge discounts on anything in their catalog. But, if you’ve had your eye on something Patagonia-branded, but have been waiting to pull the trigger, now is the time, my friends. Like, right now.
Just in time to kick off the new year, the company’s current list of Men’s Web Specials includes serious discounts on just about every category of outdoor-friendly apparel you can imagine. We’re talking essentials (like base layers and T-shirts), mid-layers (fleece wear and sweaters), and even winter-ready outerwear, including winter jackets, jackets/vests, ski pants, and more. Even hats and accessories are deeply discounted. So, if you’ve been meaning to stock up on apparel for skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, or whatever you’re into, it’s time to go shopping. Not sure where to start? Here are a few of our favorite Patagonia Web Specials available today:
Of course, if winter sports aren’t your thing, or your gear closet is already filled to the brim with everything you need this season, maybe it’s time to start planning for those fair-weather trips. Whether you’re going hiking, camping, kayaking, or more this spring and summer, there’s always one more thing you could use to make your trip better.
..........Read full articleWINTER ADVENTURES are in full swing, and as you pack jackets, pants, and gear for that upcoming trip, you're likely realizing it's time for an upgrade. Whether you're in the market for a new windbreaker, gloves, or sneakers, the bitter cold of winter is getting warmed up with a hot sale from Patagonia. The brand's trusty outdoor gear is on sale through both the Patagonia site and Backcountry, an online shop for outdoor apparel and gear. During these limited-time sales, you can score Patagonia gear for as low as 60 percent off.
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We know and love Patagonia for its versatile, hardworking clothing that lasts. The brand sells outdoor gear, everyday apparel, and even bags and adventure equipment. While it's worth the full-price investment, it's nicer to buy the brand's signature items like puffer jackets, zip ups, and flannels during the sale season, so you can spend the extra cash on aforementioned winter trips.
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Lots of items included in the sale are already running out of stock in certain sizes and styles, meaning you'll want to act fast if you're looking to stock up before your next trip. These sale prices also make great gifts for winter birthdays, late holiday gifts or to treat yourself to another year well done. Whatever (or whoever) you're shopping for, these on-sale finds are rare low prices you won't want to miss.
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..........Read full articleIn terms of new materials and products, the brand has some innovative pieces coming in spring 2023. Additionally, the spokesperson tells us both the brand's iconic Down Sweater and Micro Puff collections will be made with Bureo NetPlus fabric, which is derived from discarded fishing nets.
Those looking to stay active in cool conditions can get excited for the upcoming release of the men's Nano Air Light Hybrid Hoody, as well as the women's Cross Strata. Both act as warm-yet-lightweight layers for those trekking through high altitudes, in the woods, or through varying climates, using the most hi-tech design possible.
They aren't available yet, but take a look at what you can expect to get in the photos, below.
Since Patagonia made its groundbreaking announcement, a lot has changed at the company — a spokesperson tells us most of the profits are going to the Holdfast Collective, which will spend it on protecting people and the environment.
"Patagonia’s new structure puts our environmental donations at a new, exponentially bigger level than with our previous ownership model did," they stated.
As Colorado College students, love for Patagonia clothing runs in our blood. Patagonia is ubiquitous across campus; I can’t go a day without seeing someone wearing the label. I’m pretty sure the application to CC even includes a box that we need to check certifying that we own at least one piece of Patagonia gear (I’m kidding, but it should). I wouldn’t be doing my due diligence as a fashion columnist if I didn’t write at least one article examining the extent of Patagonia’s sustainability practices.
I must admit that my renewed interest in writing about Patagonia wasn’t because I recognized its prevalence on campus. A month ago, founder Yvon Chouinard gave away the multi-billion-dollar company to a specially designed trust and a nonprofit organization that have committed to donating all the company’s profits towards fighting climate change (we stan an anti-capitalistic, eco-conscious king).
Patagonia has always been outspoken about their sustainability practices and efforts to protect the earth, and now, they are the largest company dedicated to sustainability. Let’s examine how they’re living up to that dedication.
Over a decade ago, Patagonia ran a Black Friday ad that read “Don’t Buy This Jacket.” A confusing marketing tactic, right? Upon first glance, it might look like clever reverse psychology, but it was actually trying to get people to not buy something new. It advocated for customers to think before they buy, and that the best jacket might be the one you already own.
To reduce environmental damage, consumerism needs to be reduced as well, but consumerism is pretty much what every company relies on in order to sell clothes. On their website, Patagonia even admits that “Each piece of Patagonia clothing, whether or not it’s organic or uses recycled materials, emits several times its weight in greenhouse gases, generates at least another half garment’s worth of scrap, and draws down copious amounts of freshwater now growing scarce everywhere on the planet.”
To counter all of the negative effects of clothing manufacturing, Patagonia has developed their Common Threads Initiative. They make it nearly impossible for you not to be sustainable yourself with their gear. They make their clothes much higher quality than competitors do, so you’re less likely to wear something out and need to replace it. If something on your gear breaks, they’ll fix it for you, negating the need to get a new product. If you do decide that you need to buy something new, they’ll also take back your old piece of clothing so that they can reuse it and keep it from ending up in a landfill.
My personal favorite initiative of theirs is their Worn Wear website, where people can shop for secondhand Patagonia clothing. Instead of throwing away your old Patagonia coat, you can send it to them for credit. The site has both new pieces and pieces from a decade ago, so if you’re in the market for discontinued Patagonia, you should definitely check out Worn Wear.
I’m really impressed with how much Patagonia is doing to help protect our planet. I can only hope that what Yvon Chouinard did creates a domino effect or at least inspires other billionaires to pivot to more sustainable business practices. The next time I reach for my fuzzy Patagonia vest on a chilly fall day, I’m going to be wearing it with pride. Not only does wearing it connect me with other CC students, but it creates a greener future.
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From large duffels to lightweight backpacks, Patagonia's Black Hole line is one of its most popular. And, in our opinion, the Black Hole Tote Pack might be the best buy of the whole bunch. A combo tote bag and backpack, the bag has convertible backpack straps and handle straps to easily transform at your convenience. And despite its roomy 27-liter capacity, it's very lightweight, weighing in at only 13 ounces. To seal the deal, right now you can score the tote pack on rare sale at REI in the Coriander Brown colorway, bringing the original $89 price tag down to only $60.
Made of 100 percent recycled nylon, the tote pack is ultra-durable. And despite its no-frills design, it has a few handy features that really make it worth a purchase. The bag has mesh water bottle holders and an easy-access external pocket for your phone, keys and whatever else you might need on the go. Plus, the cushioned back could double as a seat cushion while traveling. And the kicker is, when not in use, the bag folds up into itself for easy storage in your closet or a suitcase.
Patagonia's Black Hole bags rarely go on sale. In fact, they're known to sell out from time to time. So take advantage of this amazing deal before it's too late.
..........Read full articleGORE-TEX Expanded Polyethylene debuts for fall 2022, promising long-lasting durability, a lower carbon footprint, and lighter weight.
Outdoor industry giant GORE-TEX is so ubiquitous that even small changes to its patented weather-proofing technology reverberate across countless brands and products.
Because of that, details from an announcement made today by the Maryland-based textile leader regarding its all-new waterproof-breathable membrane — its hallmark technology — will send ripples across the industry and may change performance standards in outerwear.
Lofty claims, to be certain, but the unveiling of expanded polyethylene (ePE) already has other industry titans buying in — including Patagonia, Arc’teryx, and more.
“GORE’s commitment to launching ePE directly supports our initiative to reduce our carbon impact by about 65% by 2030,” Arc’teryx director of advanced research, Greg Grenzke, said.
Grenzke teased that ePE would debut in the Arc’teryx line in its Ralle (men’s) and Coelle (women’s) jackets for fall 2022.
We’ve previously reported on details about ePE’s tech. Here’s what we know about GORE’s latest wünder material, and how brands will use it for the fall 2022 season.
GORE-TEX lauds ePE as “a key milestone in GORE’s ongoing sustainability journey.” And that sustainability element is a significant part of both the impetus behind the innovation and brands’ interest in it.
According to GORE, ePE boasts a smaller carbon footprint than its traditional waterproof-breathable membranes. This is thanks to ePE’s more diminutive profile — it has less mass and less overall material, which translates to less energy input, water usage, and carbon output.
Moreover, the ePE membrane is PFC-free, a goal that has rapidly become an industry-wide standard. This lighter membrane can also bond with selected backers and face fabrics — like recycled, solution-dyed, or undyed materials — to ensure the performance elements integrate with a variety of sustainable product constructions.
“This was an ask and a pressure we put on our friends and partners at GORE for a long time,” said Kristo Torgersen, Patagonia’s mountains brand and business lead. “We saw the future of waterproof breathables being in a non-fluorinated chemistry. We set out to eliminate PFCs from the membrane, but we got so much more.”
In addition to its environmental focus, GORE claims ePE possesses long-lasting garment life, fully windproof protection, high breathability, and durable waterproofing.
In addition to Arc’teryx’s Ralle and Coelle jackets, Patagonia will employ ePE on its Storm Shift ski and snowboard shell kits.
The new membrane will also appear in a variety of both performance and lifestyle products from adidas, Salomon, Dakine, Reusch, and Ziener.
Stay tuned, as GearJunkie will test GORE-TEX ePE in a variety of iterations to see how it stacks up. Learn more about GORE-TEX ePE.
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