Patagonia has
Patagonia Men's Down Sweater Jacket (Amanita Red) for
$138.99.
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About this item:- NetPlus 100% postconsumer recycled nylon downproof ripstop shell and lining made with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish made without perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs/PFAS)
- NetPlus fabric is made from recycled fishing nets to help reduce ocean plastic pollution
- 800-fill-power goose down
- Responsible Down Standard (RDS) down certified by Control Union (CU 880272)
- Center-front VISLON zipper has wicking interior storm flap and zipper garage at chin for next-to-skin comfort
- 2 secure handwarmer pockets have VISLON zippers and garages
- Comfortable nylon-bound elastic cuffs seal in warmth
- Hem adjusts by pulling cord in handwarmer pockets and releases with cordlocks at front hem
- Internal zippered chest pocket converts to a stuff sack with a carabiner clip-in loop for easy packing, carrying and storage
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I've had the random feather or two come out every once in a while but that seems completely normal.
The major issue I had was where the insides of each sleeve got holes in them near the seams (maybe 8 or so holes in each arm where feathers would leak) because the sleeves would rub against the plastic zipper teeth if you use the jacket with the pockets unzipped. I had to buy some black patching tape and fix all 16 or so of the holes and then I have to remember to always keep the pockets zipped unless I'm actively using them. Just this last week I started noticing a ton of feathers coming out on the left side of my jacket near the very bottom. Turns out my laptop case is rubbing holes in the bottom of the jacket. I patched using smaller patches, but that only worked for a few days until my laptop case started to pull the patches off and the jacket started to leak again. This time I made a really long patch to try and keep it from tearing off. The jacket just isn't very tough.
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I've had the random feather or two come out every once in a while but that seems completely normal.
The major issue I had was where the insides of each sleeve got holes in them near the seams (maybe 8 or so holes in each arm where feathers would leak) because the sleeves would rub against the plastic zipper teeth if you use the jacket with the pockets unzipped. I had to buy some black patching tape and fix all 16 or so of the holes and then I have to remember to always keep the pockets zipped unless I'm actively using them. Just this last week I started noticing a ton of feathers coming out on the left side of my jacket near the very bottom. Turns out my laptop case is rubbing holes in the bottom of the jacket. I patched using smaller patches, but that only worked for a few days until my laptop case started to pull the patches off and the jacket started to leak again. This time I made a really long patch to try and keep it from tearing off. The jacket just isn't very tough.
Just so you know, if you take your jacket to the Patagonia store, you hand it to them and they'll fix it for you (they send it to their repair center) They'll mail it back to you a month later good as NEW, for FREE! And if it's hopeless for them to fix it properly, they'll give you store credit for the value of the jacket.
My wife had a hole in her Patty sweater from the dog, and they mailed it back good as new. Same with a jacket I got impossible to remove stains on.
Literally with Patagonia, you have clothes for life!
Back to topic, all down jackets leak feathers over time. No matter the brand or how expensive you go. It is what it is. With the Patty jacket, it isn't bad at all compared to some other uber expensive famous brand down jackets I have in in my closet.
I love this jacket, is super warm for how light it is, I highly recommend it
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