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Patagonia Baby Down Sweater

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Water Light: Big Sky Blue (WLBI)
$49.50 – $99
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The Baby Down Sweater has a polyester shell that’s insulated with warm, compressible 700-fill-power 100% Recycled Down (duck and goose down reclaimed from down products) and layers easily for warmth in colder conditions.

Style No. 60520
Specs & Features

  • 100% Recycled Polyester Windproof Shell Fabric

    Lightweight, windproof shell fabric has high tear-strength and a DWR (durable water repellent) finish, and is made of 100% recycled polyester

  • 100% Recycled Down

    700-fill-power 100% Recycled Down (duck and goose down reclaimed from down products) is compressible and warm; quilt-through construction keeps the down in place

  • Full Zipper with Wind Flap

    Full-length zipper with wind flap and reflective webbing pull; zipper garage protects chin

  • Handwarmer Pockets

    Two zippered handwarmer pockets with reflective webbing pulls

  • Spandex Binding and Elasticized Hem

    Spandex binding around cuffs and elasticized back hem keep cold out

  • Hand-Me-Down ID Label

    Hand-me-down ID label

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Everything we make has an impact on the planet.

Demand for recycled down has led to an increase in the use of this material. As other clothing companies start using it, down recycling could surge in more countries.
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Recycled Down

Our recycled down is diverted from the landfill, reducing waste and reintroducing used down into the insulation market.

Recycled Down

Demand for recycled down has led to an increase in the use of this material. As other clothing companies start using it, down recycling could surge in more countries.

Using polyester fiber made from used plastic bottles reduces CO2 emissions by 59% compared to virgin polyester fiber.
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Recycled Polyester

Recycled polyester lessens our dependence on petroleum-based materials.

Recycled Polyester

Using polyester fiber made from used plastic bottles reduces CO<sub>2</sub> emissions by 59% compared to virgin polyester fiber.

PFCs are effective at repelling water, but because of their impact we’re working with chemists to find a solution that will enable us to eliminate them from the clothing we make.
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Fluorinated DWR

Fluorinated DWR finishes help keep garments dry, but contain environmentally harmful components.

Fluorinated DWR

PFCs are effective at repelling water, but because of their impact we’re working with chemists to find a solution that will enable us to eliminate them from the clothing we make.

As more brands, manufacturers and chemical suppliers join as bluesign system partners, we will further reduce the harmful environmental impacts of the global textile supply chain.
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bluesign® System

bluesign works in the supply chain to approve products that are safe for the environment, workers and customers.

bluesign®

As more brands, manufacturers and chemical suppliers join as bluesign system partners, we will further reduce the harmful environmental impacts of the global textile supply chain.

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Youngone - Karnaphuli Sportswear Ind. Ltd. (KSL)
Karnaphuli Sportswear (KSL) is a Youngone sewing factory in Bangladesh that produces some of our most popular insulated outwear, like our Down Sweater collection. They recently received Global Traceable Down Certification from NSF International—a critical step towards our goal of certifying our down products from parent farm to factory. We work closely with them on both environmental and social performance. Since 2014, Youngone and Patagonia have partnered with Mamata to support a medical outreach project that has increased health care services and education initiatives for thousands of KSL workers and their families., BD
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Mitsui Bussan Techno Products CO., LTD/"Pertex"
Mitsui is a technical and premium fabric supplier in Japan, which supplies high performance and ultralightweight synthetic woven fabrics used to make everything from our previous M10 climbing jackets to our Micropuff® collection. Though they do not manufacture materials, Mitsui works hard to match us with fabric suppliers aligned with our environmental values including finding the lightest weight recycled nylon for ultralight insulated products and bluesign® approved fabrics, which are managed to reduce harmful chemicals and resource use and maximize environmental performance., JP
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Formosa Taffeta Co., Ltd.
Formosa Taffeta Co., Ltd. is a woven fabric manufacturer in Taiwan that creates lightweight nylon fabrics used to make quick-dry garments like our Baggies™ Shorts. They were the first supplier in Asia to produce bluesign® approved fabrics, which means they work to eliminate and manage harmful chemicals, reduce resource use and maximize environmental performance. They have company-wide goals to increase energy efficiency by 3% each year and more than 38% of their water is reused through their water recovery system. They have also adopted over 16,000 acres of bare land that they are restoring to create an outdoor space for their community., TW
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Allied Feather and Down Corp.
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