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Casual jackets for mixed weather

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Patagonia promotes its casual jackets for mixed weather, featuring durable and versatile outerwear options like the Point Reyes Canvas Coat and Diamond Quilted Bomber Hoody. The brand offers free shipping on orders over $99, valid for US addresses only. Patagonia showcases its products through stories and photos of outdoor activities, highlighting its commitment to environmental responsibility.

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Patagonia. A person sits in a chair alongside a cabin in a snowy forest changing from snowboard boots to snow boots.

Built for traveling light in mixed weather, these durable shoulder-season essentials pack just enough warmth and layering versatility to keep you moving in comfort.

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Point Reyes Canvas Coat

Made with 100% Regenerative Organic Certified® cotton canvas for rugged simplicity and classic, casual style.

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Diamond Quilted Bomber Hoody

Diamond Quilted

Bomber Hoody

A windproof, water-resistant insulated jacket that holds in heat and compresses for easy packing.

Light Gust Vest

A three-season staple that provides lightweight warmth and easy layering, over or under the vest.

Dry Wax Cotton Jacket

This do-it-all uses soft, durable 100% cotton fabric treated with a weather-resistant, biobased wax finish that becomes more breathable in warm temps and more windproof in the cold.

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The Gifts of the Forest

By Zofia Reych

A diagnosis, a pandemic and a climber’s return to writing.

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Photos: (Top) Patagonia Snow Ambassador Nick Russell wiggles his toes during the snowboarding-to-post-up transition. Sierra Nevada, California. GRAY THOMPSON (Bottom) Zofia Reych enjoys a day out at Cuvier, one of the oldest climbing sectors in Fontainebleau, France. CRISTINA BAUSSAN

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