Patagonia M Down Sweater Hoody

Insulation: Filled with high-quality, high-loft down (often with a fill power rating of 700 or higher), providing an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio. The down is typically treated to be water-resistant or hydrophobic, ensuring it retains insulating properties even in damp conditions.

Shell Fabric: Constructed from a lightweight, durable fabric such as ripstop nylon or polyester. The shell is often treated with a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish to help repel light moisture and wind.

Hood: Features an adjustable, insulated hood for added warmth and protection against the elements. The hood is designed to fit comfortably over a helmet or adjust snugly around your head.

Design: The hoody has a streamlined and athletic fit, designed to be worn as a mid-layer or outer layer. The down is evenly distributed through quilted or baffle construction to prevent cold spots.

Packability: Highly compressible, allowing it to be packed into a compact size for easy transport and storage. It often comes with a stuff sack or pouch.

Comfort Features: Includes a full-length front zipper with a draft flap to prevent heat loss. The jacket typically has elasticized cuffs and a drawcord hem to keep warmth in and drafts out.

Pockets: Equipped with secure, zippered handwarmer pockets and often an internal pocket for additional storage. The pockets are designed to keep your hands warm and your essentials safe.

Fit: Designed with a trim, athletic fit that provides excellent mobility and layering capability without unnecessary bulk.

Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of activities, including hiking, climbing, skiing, and everyday wear. It can be layered over a base layer or under a shell jacket.