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Patagonia® Worn Wear

M's Cap TW Zip Neck

Style # 43657
Worn Wear Price $54
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Patagonia® Worn Wear

M's Cap TW Zip Neck

Style # 43657
Worn Wear Price $54
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  • Polartec® Power Grid® fabric with HeiQ® Pure odor control has a smooth face for easy layering and an open-grid pattern next to the skin that provides superior warmth, breathability and moisture-wicking performance
  • Self-fabric backing on the collar with internal neck tape for comfort and a locker loop for hang drying
  • Offset shoulder seams eliminate chafing under pack straps
  • Long center-front zipper vents body heat and is backed by kissing welts for low-bulk comfort next to the skin
  • Full underarm gussets offer range of motion and chafe-free comfort; elastic thumb loops provide secure hand coverage
  • Flatlock seams minimize chafing, and a drop-tail hem provides increased coverage
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, which means the people who made this product earned a premium for their labor

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3.8-oz (129-g) Polartec® Power Grid® 92% recycled polyester/8% spandex jersey with HeiQ® Pure odor control and an anti-pilling finish. Fabric is certified as bluesign® approved. Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory

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6.2 ounces