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Patagonia Fleeces

There’s a reason a good fleece ends up living by the door. It’s the layer you grab for early dog walks, breezy summits, pub gardens in October and just about everything in between. And few brands do fleece quite like Patagonia.

These are the sort of pieces that earn their place over time. Warm without feeling bulky. Soft enough to wear all day. Tough enough to handle rucksack straps, sea spray and repeat washing. They’re built with recycled fabrics where possible, designed to last, and backed by a brand that takes responsibility seriously.

Some are made for layering under a shell when the weather turns. Others are substantial enough to wear as your outer layer on crisp, dry days. Pair one with a Patagonia base layers for cold starts and winter miles, or throw a Patagonia raincoat on top for added weather proofing.