Hi-Loft Down Hoodie Jacket

Hi-Loft Down Hoodie Jacket

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Description
Overview

Featuring a recycled polyester ripstop shell with a DWR coating and recycled down insulation, the Patagonia Hi-Loft Down Hoodie Jacket keeps in the heat. A warmer version of the classic Patagonia Down Sweater, this Patagonia jacket provides everlasting comfort and warmth with hand-warming pockets, a drop-tail hem, and an internal stuff sack for portability.

Features
Material
  • 100% Recycled Polyester Ripstop With DWR Coating
Insulation
  • Down
Down Fill Power
  • 600
Lining
  • 100% Recycled Polyester Plain Weave
Pockets
  • Zipper Front Handwarmer Pockets
  • Internal Zippered Chest Pocket
Product Features
  • Recycled Down
  • bluesign® Approved
  • Fair Trade Certified Sewing
Details
  • Adjustable Hem
  • Adjustable Hood
  • Water Resistant Fabric
  • Internal Pocket Serves as a Stuffsack and Has a Carabiner Clip-in Loop
  • Drop-Tail Hem With an Adjustable Drawcord
  • Gusseted Underarms
  • Insulation is 100% Recycled Down From Reclaimed Duck and Goose Down Products
  • Made in Vietnam
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.

600
Product Features

Recycled Down - The down fill of this garment has been reclaimed from used down products.

bluesign® Approved - Since 2000, Patagonia has been working with bluesign® to evaluate and reduce resource consumption in the material supply chain.

bluesign® offers the highest level of consumer safety employing methods and materials in their manufacture that conserve resources and minimize impacts on people and the environment.

Fair Trade Certified Sewing - For every Fair Trade Certified item produced for Patagonia, they pay a community-development premium. The money goes into an account controlled by the cooperative of farmers or association of factory workers who decide how best to use it. The funds are designated for social, economic and environmental development projects. For example, cotton farmers may choose to use the money for agricultural improvements, rainwater catchment systems or to build a school or a health clinic. Workers in Fair Trade factories may invest in healthcare for their children, bicycles for easier transit to and from work or a cash bonus.

All workers in the factories and farms that make Fair Trade Certified clothing benefit from the funds, whether they work directly on Patagonia products or not.

Material Explanation

Recycled Polyester - There are over 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic debris floating in the oceans. Recycled polyester won't fix that but this is better for the Earth than creating virgin polyester for products.

Details

Water Resistant Fabric - A Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish allows fabric to shed moisture and prevents saturation to keep you warmer. DWR also helps repel oils and stains which can affect the fabric's breathability. Clothing with a DWR finish is a must in snowy or wet conditions.