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Patagonia Better Sweater 1/4 Zip Fleece Black

Patagonia Better Sweater 1/4 Zip Fleece Black

Ideal for when you need a little extra warmth the Patagonia Better Sweater 1/4 Zip Fleece is made from polyester with a fleece lined inner that wicks moisture. Comfort and ease of movement are guaranteed with the raglan sleeves.

  • Polyester
  • Fleece lined
  • Reglan sleeves
  • Micropolyester jersey trims on the cuffs and hem for comfort
  • Flat seams
  • Easy to pull on and off with 1/4 zip design
  • Chest pocket with zipper
  • Dyed using an environmentally friendly method - uses less chemicals, water and energy compared to the usual methods
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Original: $177.27

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Patagonia Better Sweater 1/4 Zip Fleece Black

$177.27

$62.04

Patagonia Better Sweater 1/4 Zip Fleece Black

Ideal for when you need a little extra warmth the Patagonia Better Sweater 1/4 Zip Fleece is made from polyester with a fleece lined inner that wicks moisture. Comfort and ease of movement are guaranteed with the raglan sleeves.

  • Polyester
  • Fleece lined
  • Reglan sleeves
  • Micropolyester jersey trims on the cuffs and hem for comfort
  • Flat seams
  • Easy to pull on and off with 1/4 zip design
  • Chest pocket with zipper
  • Dyed using an environmentally friendly method - uses less chemicals, water and energy compared to the usual methods

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Ideal for when you need a little extra warmth the Patagonia Better Sweater 1/4 Zip Fleece is made from polyester with a fleece lined inner that wicks moisture. Comfort and ease of movement are guaranteed with the raglan sleeves.

  • Polyester
  • Fleece lined
  • Reglan sleeves
  • Micropolyester jersey trims on the cuffs and hem for comfort
  • Flat seams
  • Easy to pull on and off with 1/4 zip design
  • Chest pocket with zipper
  • Dyed using an environmentally friendly method - uses less chemicals, water and energy compared to the usual methods