Patagonia Womens Nano-Air Hoody
All about this product
General
The Men's Nano-Air Hoody from Patagonia is the ultimate warm and breathable layer, perfect for high-output activities in cold weather. Patagonia has taken sustainability to the next level, increasing the recycled material content in the Nano-Air without compromising on performance. From the weather-shedding shell to the cozy plain-weave liner and innovative FullRange insulation, all components are designed for superior comfort and protection. This technical insulation sets a new standard, combining the breathability of open fleece with the warmth of a puffy, using recycled materials to the fullest extent. The stretchy hood fits snugly over low-profile helmets, and the pockets with low-bulk zippers offer practicality. With sleek, stretch-knit cuffs for variable conditions, this hoody unlocks the full potential of the Nano-Air, making it an unparalleled choice for active cold-weather adventures.
Technical details
Winter activities, everyday use
Materials:
Fabric: 100% Polyester (87% recycled)
Cuffs: 100% Snag-resistant, stretch-knit polyester
Insulation: 100% FullRange polyester (40% recycled)
PFC-free DWR finish
Key features:
Center-front zipper with zipper garage at chin
Hood fits over low-profile helmets
Innovative technical insulation
Two handwarmer pockets
Variable stretch-knit cuffs
Elasticated hem to seal
One chest pocket
Pain-weave liner
Low-bulk zippers
Stretchy hood
Microtexture
Lightweight
Breathable
Tech specs:
Weight: 346g
Size and fit:
Fit: Slim
Material
Insulation Type | Down |
Specification
Technical features | Insulated |
Garment features | Hood |
Fit/Measurements
Weight (g) | 346 |
Size recommendation | Slim Fit. When in doubt, choose a larger size. |
Other features
Brand | Patagonia |
Gender | Womens |
Product Code | B11ABB0281 |
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About this brand
Patagonia are in the business to save our home planet. Their values reflect those of a business started by a band of climbers and surfers, and the minimalist style they promoted. The approach they take toward product design demonstrates a bias for simplicity and utility. Their criteria for the best product rests on function, repairability, and, foremost, durability. Among the most direct ways we can limit ecological impacts is with goods that last for generations or can be recycled so the materials in them remain in use. Making the best product matters for saving the planet.
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