We’ve curated a focused selection of Patagonia’s spring drop, with an eye toward the pieces that actually earn their place in a PNW wardrobe. A few worth knowing about right now:
- Men’s and Women’s Torrentshell 3L — Available in several new spring colorways. The 3-layer construction is a meaningful upgrade from previous versions in breathability.
- Better Sweater Fleece Jacket — A perennial sell-out. New seasonal colors include a warm clay and a versatile navy. Both moving quickly.
- Capilene Cool Daily Graphic Tees — New artwork collaborations, several featuring inspired landscape prints. A great standalone layer for warmer days.
- Black Hole Duffel 40L — Not outerwear, but worth mentioning: Patagonia’s Black Hole bags are the weekend trip standard for good reason. The 40L is the sweet spot — big enough for two nights, small enough to fit in an overhead bin.
A Note on Why We Carry Patagonia
There are plenty of outdoor brands in the world. We carry Patagonia because they’re one of the few that takes the same seriousness they apply to gear performance and applies it to how the gear is made. Fair Trade certified factories, recycled materials, the 1% for the Planet commitment — these aren’t marketing footnotes for Patagonia, they’re baked into how the company operates. For a brand that talks about getting outside and protecting wild places, they try to actually mean it.
That matters to us. It probably matters to you too.
