Enormous Patagonia apparel sale — 7 deals I’d buy right now starting at $16
Save 50% off jackets, crew necks, fleeces and more
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The sun is out, the birds are chirping and my allergies are kicking into high gear. This can mean just one thing: spring is here. And with the changing seasons comes an opportunity to grab deeply discounted Patagonia apparel. With hundreds of items from last season marked half-off, here are seven deals I'd buy.
One of my favorite accessories for warm and cold weather, the Patagonia UPF Sun Mask is just $16, marked down from $35, and one of my go-to jackets, the Patagonia Reversible Shelled Microdini Fleece is only $98, slashed from $199. Check out more deals, all via Patagonia, below.
Huge Patagonia 50% off sale — Quick links
- Patagonia UPF Sun Mask: was $35 now $16
- Patagonia Organic Cotton Crew Sweatshirt: was $89 now $43
- Patagonia Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover (men’s): was $139 now $68
- Patagonia Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover (women’s): was $139 now $68
- Patagonia Synchilla Fleece Jacket (women’s): was $149 now $73
- Patagonia Isthmus Anorak Windbreaker (men's): was $149 now $73
- Patagonia Reversible Shelled Microdini Fleece (men’s): was $199 now $98
Huge Patagonia 50% off sale
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Patagonia UPF Sun Mask: was $35 now $16 @ Patagonia
This simple (and stylish) accessory has quickly become a core piece of apparel I bring along on all adventures. For cooler days, worn over the face, it provides ample protection from the wind and chill. On hot days, I use it to protect my neck from the sun’s harmful rays. Moisture-wicking, breathable and weighing almost nothing, this could be the best $16 you spend all year.
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Patagonia Cotton Crew Sweatshirt: was $89 now $43 @ Patagonia
With seven styles to choose from — although, come on, Wavy Blue is the clear winner — there’s a version of this organic unisex crew neck sweatshirt for everyone. It’s also not too heavy, making it a particularly suitable piece for the spring. Relaxed-fitting and chic-looking, it has just enough Patagonia branding to let folks know you have great taste, without turning you into a walking billboard.
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Patagonia Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover (men’s): was $139 now $68 @ Patagonia
With the Patagonia Snap-T Pullover Fleece, you get a whopping eight styles to pick from, and this time, I’m hard-put to settle on just one (though Touring Red and Belay Blue stand out). Made from outrageously satiny double-sided Synchilla fleece, this pullover is warm, comfortable and just a little bit retro-looking.
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Patagonia Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover (women’s): was $139 now $68
The Synchilla Snap-T Fleece is also half-off in women's sizes with five snazzy styles to choose from; Fitz Roy Patchwork/Night Plum (shown here) is my pick. By the way, this classic pullover is so cozy and chic, that you may actually be sad when the cold temps subside.
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Patagonia Synchilla Fleece Jacket (women’s): was $149 now $73 @ Patagonia
While it may not be socially acceptable to drape yourself in velvet, the luxuriously soft Synchilla Fleece Jacket is a fashion-friendly alternative that even George Costanza could (probably) appreciate. Then again, the Synchilla Fleece Cardigan is maybe more his speed. Either way, this is a lot of jacket for under $75.
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Patagonia Isthmus Anorak Windbreaker (men's): was $149 now $73
Patagonia has been reaching deep into its archive for design inspiration lately and I'm frankly here for it. The Isthmus Anorak is a perfect example. This throwback-style pull-over windbreaker oozes retro charm yet offers modern tech like a Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating, 40+ UPF sun protection and a decent amount of stretch.
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Patagonia Reversible Shelled Microdini Fleece (men’s): was $199 now $98 @ Patagonia
Who doesn't love two pieces of outerwear for the price of one? On one side of the Microdini, you have plush fleece, the other side is a weather-resistant ripstop nylon shell. Feeling fashionable? Rock the fleece side out. For function, deploy the nylon side. By the way, this is the lowest I’ve ever seen this versatile garment go for, which means this deal likely won't last long.
Looking for more great deals on outerwear and fitness apparel? Lululemon is currently in the midst of a massive ‘we made too much’ stuff sale and Amazon still has a wide range of Adidas gear marked down.
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Dan Bracaglia is the Tom’s Guide editorial lead for all things smartwatches, fitness trackers and outdoor gear. With 15 years of experience as a consumer technology journalist testing everything from Oura Rings to instant cameras, Dan is deeply passionate about helping readers save money and make informed purchasing decisions. In the past year alone, Dan has assessed major product releases from the likes of Apple, Garmin, Google, Samsung, Polar and many others.
An avid outdoor adventurer, Dan is based in the U.S. Pacific Northwest where he takes advantage of the beautiful surroundings every chance he gets. A lover of kayaking, hiking, swimming, biking, snowboarding and exploring, he also makes every effort to combine his day job with his passions. When not assessing the sleep tracking and heart rate accuracy of the latest tach gadgets, you can find him photographing Seattle’s vibrant underground music community.







