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Patagonia M's Down Sweater Vest New Navy is a men's down vest designed as a warm insulating garment and part of a layering system.
The material construction includes 41 g/m², 20-denier, 100 % recycled nylon (from postconsumer recycled material) and ripstop fabric. It also includes NetPlus® material made from recycled fishing nets and DWR finish made without intentionally added PFAS.
The product packs into its own pocket for transport. The zipper makes dressing and ventilation adjustment easier. Handwarmer pockets provide warm, easy-access storage. The windproof construction reduces the effect of cold drafts.
Patagonia M's Down Sweater Vest New Navy - Features:
- Product type: men's down vest
- Shell and lining: 41 g/m², 20 denier, 100 % postconsumer recycled nylon, ripstop fabric, NetPlus® material made from recycled fishing nets and water-repellent DWR finish made without intentionally added PFAS
- Insulation: 100 % Responsible Down Standard certified down, fill power 800
- Packability: The product packs into its own pocket for transport
- Front zipper: The zipper makes dressing and ventilation adjustment easier
- Hand pockets: Handwarmer pockets provide warm, easy-access storage
- Wind protection: The windproof construction reduces the effect of cold drafts
- Repair patch: The included repair patch makes small repairs easier
- Storm flap: The zipper storm flap reduces the entry of wind and moisture through the construction
- Interior pockets: Two interior pockets keep small items organized
- Manufacturing: Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory
- Material certification: The product contains bluesign® approved materials
- Color: New Navy
Thermal insulation, a considered cut and practical details make the product a versatile warm layer.
Recommended use: Suitable for outdoor activities, rest stops and layering.
Product description updated 15.7.2026
