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Patagonia's newest insulated jacket, which borrows technology from its toughest workwear coat, takes aim at one of the biggest flaws with modern puffers
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Patagonia has focused on longevity with this jacket, borrowing a lighter version of the brand's Steel Forge workwear fabric, a material originally developed for demanding job sites, and adapting it for alpine use.
Latest Videos From T3 Watch full video here:The weight of expectationThe jacket is insulated with 700-fill-power 100% recycled down reclaimed from duck and goose down products.
(Image credit: Patagonia)The brand says the quilting pattern is intentionally "discontinuous," allowing the down to loft while giving the shoulders greater freedom of movement during overhead reaches.
(Image credit: Patagonia)As expected from Patagonia, sustainability remains central to the design.
The Durable Down Hoody is available now at Patagonia US and Patagonia UK for the recommended price of $365 / £350 (~£271 / €316 / AU$518).