The 11 Best Patagonia Deals Today: Hoodies, Jackets, and More

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Gearing up for fall adventures doesn’t have to mean emptying your wallet to splurge on all the latest fads and colorways. For those who don’t mind sporting last season’s designs (we won’t tell), Patagonia just launched a whole slew of web specials to clear their shelves of spring ’24 and earlier stock, and if you’ve followed Outside for a while, you’ll know we’re big enough fans to do the occasional deep dive on everything from their fleece jackets to their sustainability practices.

From cozy flannels to fleece joggers and mountain-worthy jackets, many of these cool weather essentials have been tested by our team, and are ideal companions when autumn comes a’knocking. Backcountry also just announced loads of price drops on Patagonia’s eco-friendly fashions, too.

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Women’s Heavyweight Fjord Flannel Overshirt for $94 ($189)

Cozy doesn’t have to mean spendy, as proven by this oversized navy flannel. Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory, this heavyweight brushed twill flannel “shacket” comes in deep blues that would easily match most hiking garb for post-trail hangs in your favorite mountain town. Four well-placed pockets, including buttoned pouches on its chest, mean that you can leave your purse behind, too.

Women’s R1 Daily Zip-Neck for $64 ($129)

As the leaves change and mornings become crisp and chilly, your daily running gear might need a cold weather shift, and Outside’s been tracking and reviewing the R1 series for years. The R1 fleece zip-neck is warmer than your standard base layer top, yet fits close to the skin, making it ideal for fast-moving or technical pursuits, like shoulder season climbing and hiking. Capilene Cool fabric lines its collar for moisture wicking, and a silver-based HeiQ Pure odor control treatment makes for multiple days of funk-free wear.

Men’s Pack In Pullover Hoody for $99 ($199)

Throwback to those tubular 90s color block designs with Patagonia’s Pack In Hoody. Designed as a casual, half-zip pullover with a kangaroo handwarmer pocket, this fall staple sports a 90% recycled polyester shell with a 100% recycled polyester lining and insulation. Plus, its elastic hood and durable water repellent finish make withstanding mellow weather a breeze, whether you’re sidewalk sprinting or caught in a Rocky Mountain thunderstorm.

Fieldsmith Roll-Top Pack 30L for $64 ($129)

Patagonia’s lineup of Fair Trade Certified packs rarely goes on sale, so when it does, we take notice, because these babies routinely make our best-of lists. The Fieldsmith Roll-Top Pack boasts a street-forward style that works well for office commutes, as well as afternoon leaf peeping strolls. This 100% recycled polyester bag can hold a 15-inch laptop with ease and still plenty of room to stash your favorite puffy or shell. A durable water repellent (DWR) finish also means your electronics will be protected when it counts.

Women’s R2 TechFace Pants for $104 ($149)

Though the R2 TechFace Pants are designed with angler-specific needs in mind, they also double as a great cold weather bottom baselayer, with two zippered thigh pockets and an accessory loop for clipping on your multitool or keys. Designed to resist abrasion caused by waders, shed water and insulate all day long, these trousers are ready for autumn water adventures, from Gauley River rafting to fishing for striped bass.

Men’s Capilene Cool Daily Graphic Hoody for $47 ($69)

The Capilene Cool Daily Hoody is one of our all-time favorite sun shirts, suitable for all day slogs up Longs Peak, as well as mellow days floating your local river. Not every state boasts a chilly, leaf peeping wonderland when autumn rolls around, and peakbaggers in warmer climates who hate reapplying sunscreen every 2 hours will appreciate the lightweight UPF 50+ protection that this top offers. HeiQ odor control means that it won’t stink up your ride on the way home, too, as I learned hiking the John Muir Trail with the Capilene back in 2021.

Women’s Iron Forge Hemp Canvas Barn Coat for $109 ($219)

The Iron Forge Canvas Barn Coat excels as a durable, insulated work coat that doesn’t look out of place at your favorite saloon. Patagonia’s proprietary Iron Forge Hemp canvas is stronger and more abrasion-resistant than traditional cotton duck canvas, so this jacket is built to last for years, not months.

Men’s Tres 3-in-1 Parka for $324 ($649)

Finally, a jacket for the indecisive among us. The Tres 3-in-1 Parka offers a thigh-length shell over a hip-length inner down jacket, so you can wear it however you see fit. Toss on the 2-layer weatherproof shell on its own in a downpour, pop the ultra-packable down zip-up into your bag for post-work warmth, or combine them for an insulated parka that can weather any storm. 700-fill power insulation that’s 100% recycled from reclaimed down products will keep any wearer cozy when the weather outside turns sour.

Women’s Divided Sky Jacket for $84 ($169)

Shaggy fleece jackets are making a comeback this season, and this 100%-recycled quarter-inch pile fleece is no exception. Its funnel-shaped collar helps negate the need for a scarf on blustery days, and two zippered hand pockets should keep your precious digits toasty when temperatures drop. You can even adjust the fit further, to keep out pesky drafts, with tightening button tabs on its wrist cuffs and waist.

Men’s R1 Daily Jacket, or Women’s R1 for $104 ($149)

Wearing a fleece jacket doesn’t have to mean wrapping yourself in Cookie Monster-like fuzz. The R1 Daily Jacket is a slim-fitting cold weather favorite, with a smooth outer fabric and a soft brushed fleece lining to keep you comfortable on frigid fall and winter pursuits, from apple picking to snowshoeing. The jacket has been outfitted with a number of technical features, too, like a harness-friendly zippered chest pocket, off the shoulder seams designed to prevent chafing under a pack, and a high collar for extra wind protection.

Guidewater Duffel 80L for $199 ($399)

Whether your idea of a good time is a three-week epic on the Colorado River or a peaceful float near town, the fully submersible Guidewater Duffel will stash a veritable mountain of gear and help get it to your end point safe and dry. Durable, 100% recycled nylon makes up its body and webbing straps, while the inner lining and pack straps are recycled polyester. Plus, the bag’s handles can quickly and easily transform into shoulder straps to help you haul it as a monstrous backpack to and from your rig.