The Patagonia Women's Classic Retro-X Jacket is a beloved fleece designed for ultimate comfort and warmth. Constructed with a 100% polyester (85% recycled) ¼"-pile face bonded to a windproof mesh backer, these embroidered jackets provide excellent insulation. The body and backer on these company logo jackets work together to ensure warmth and wind resistance. With a hip-length cut and regular fit, this Patagonia embroidery jacket offers both style and sustainability. 

Features:

• Windproof and warm for cool, blustery weather
• Made with 100% polyester (85% recycled) ¼"-pile fleece face bonded to a windproof mesh backer
• Full-length front zip with internal wind flap
• One vertical-zippered left-chest pocket with 100% recycled nylon faille contrast fabric
• Two zippered handwarmer pockets lined with 100% recycled polyester tricot mesh
• Hip length
• Regular fit
• Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory ensuring premium wages for labor
• Body: 14.8-oz 100% polyester (85% recycled) ¼"-pile fleece face
• Contrast trim: 4.5-oz 100% recycled nylon faille with DWR finish made without PFCs/PFAS
• Pocket bags: 2.1-oz 100% recycled polyester tricot mesh

The Benefits of Patagonia Embroidered Jackets

• Patagonia branding supports your values and mission — for sustainability in every facet of life.
• Patagonia uses Fair Trade practices, and Regenerative Organic Certified cotton in much of its collection. 
• Patagonia is a leader in recycled material, lowering global resource consumption.
• Best-in-class design, innovation, and performance make custom Patagonia jackets and apparel the top choice for branded corporate apparel. 
• From sustainable performance fabric, warmth, and ease of comfort, Patagonia outerwear creates the long-lasting company jacket everyone will love. 
• Patagonia sets the bar for top-tier custom corporate gifts, for sustainable fabric, eco-friendly apparel, and jackets designed to last. 
• Patagonia is the global leader in outdoor apparel and sustainable apparel performance and innovation for sustainable practices and technology. 
• Patagonia sources most energy and fabrics from renewable sources.