Patagonia Insulated Jackets
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Patagonia has a great range of extremely popular insulated jackets designed to keep you warm when the weather cools. The Patagonia Nano-Air is a standout for its "active" insulation. It's designed to be highly breathable and stretchy, making it a favorite for high-output activities like climbing, hiking, and ski touring. The insulation and stretchy shell allow for excellent temperature regulation, so you can "put it on and leave it on" without overheating. It doesn't have the typical quilted look of a puffer jacket. Patagonia Nano-Air Light Hybrid is a variation of the Nano-Air that's even more breathable. It uses a lighter insulation on the front and more breathable fleece on the back and underarms. It's a popular choice for those who need a very breathable mid-layer. The Patagonia R1 TechFace Hoody, while technically a fleece, the R1 TechFace is often grouped with insulated jackets because of its warmth and weather resistance. It has a durable outer face fabric that resists wind and light precipitation, and a cozy fleece interior. It's a versatile piece that can be worn as a mid-layer or an outer layer in milder conditions.

The insulation and stretchy shell allow for excellent temperature regulation, so you can "put it on and leave it on" without overheating. It doesn't have the typical quilted look of a puffer jacket. Patagonia Nano-Air Light Hybrid is a variation of the Nano-Air that's even more breathable. It uses a lighter insulation on the front and more breathable fleece on the back and underarms. It's a popular choice for those who need a very breathable mid-layer. The Patagonia R1 TechFace Hoody, while technically a fleece, the R1 TechFace is often grouped with insulated jackets because of its warmth and weather resistance. It has a durable outer face fabric that resists wind and light precipitation, and a cozy fleece interior. It's a versatile piece that can be worn as a mid-layer or an outer layer in milder conditions.