Patagonia

Downdrift Jacket - Men's

DWR stands for Durable Water Repellent. It’s a treatment applied to the fabric of the jacket that makes it water-resistant. This means that in light rain or snow, water will bead up and roll off the jacket instead of soaking in, keeping you dry and comfortable during your outdoor activities.

The term "600-fill" refers to the loft or fluffiness of the down insulation, which indicates its warmth. A higher fill number means better insulation. "Recycled down" means that the down used in the jacket has been repurposed from other products, making it an eco-friendly choice while still providing excellent warmth and comfort.

Taffeta is a smooth and crisp fabric often used as a lining in jackets. It feels great against the skin and helps manage moisture, keeping you comfortable. Our taffeta is made from 100% recycled polyester, making it a sustainable option that contributes to reducing environmental impact.

A "Regular Fit" means that the jacket is designed to provide a comfortable fit that isn’t too tight or too loose. This versatile fit accommodates a variety of body types, ensuring that you can move freely while still looking stylish.

A hip-length jacket falls around the hips, providing coverage without being overly long. This style is ideal for casual wear, as it allows for ease of movement and comfort, making it perfect for everyday activities or outdoor adventures.

The DWR coating provides water resistance, while the 600-fill recycled down offers excellent insulation. Together, they create a jacket that keeps you warm and dry in various weather conditions, making it a reliable choice for outdoor enthusiasts and casual wearers alike.