Fall Workwear for any weather

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Plus, learning to build a straw bale house.

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Sunday, September 13, 2026

Patagonia promotes its fall workwear collection, featuring durable and warm clothing made with materials like industrial hemp and recycled nylon ripstop. The brand highlights its men's workwear line, including jackets, shirts, and pants designed for harsh weather conditions. Patagonia also offers free shipping on orders over $99.

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A person in a jacket, pants and work boots walks through a foggy agricultural field carrying heavy metal irrigation pipes on their shoulders.

More work for the wear.

Tough on the outside, warm and spacious on the inside, our cold-weather work gear is made with durable materials like industrial hemp, recycled nylon ripstop and bison leather. These workhorse staples will keep you protected and moving through many seasons of nasty conditions.

Men's Steel Forge Puff Jacket

Men's Farrier's Shirt

Men's Steel Forge Puff Jacket Men's Iron Forge® Bib Overalls

Men's Iron Forge® Bib Overalls

Men's Iron Forge® 5-Pocket Work Pants Men's Iron Forge® 5-Pocket Work Pants

Men's Iron Forge® Bib Overalls Men's Iron Forge® 5-Pocket Work Pants

We’ve got you covered for the long haul.

Men's Iron Forge® Fleece-Lined Jacshirt

Men’s Iron Forge®

Men's All Seasons Work Vest

Men’s All Seasons

Men's Wild Idea Work Boots

A person offloads straw bales from a truck trailer on a straw bale home construction site.

Architect and climber Dylan Johnson joins up with Yvon Chouinard and a hardworking crew to construct two houses using straw bales.

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