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Patagonia Men's Stretch Hydroflow Boardshorts - 19"

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Water Reflections: Superior Blue (WRSB)
$119
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Our most technical and highest-performing boardshorts are fast-drying, superlight and feature a fused waistband, stitchless seams and four-way stretch for dynamic freedom of movement. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn.

Style No. 86570
Specs & Features

  • Superlight Four-Way Stretch for Dynamic Movement

    Light and durable 4.1-oz 87% recycled polyester/13% spandex with four-way stretch, a DWR (durable water repellent) finish and 50+ UPF sun protection

  • Performance Fit

    Streamlined fit maximizes fabric stretch and is engineered to minimize seams

  • Stitchless Seams for Additional Comfort

    Articulated, sonic-welded seams reduce weight and allow shorts to stretch as one garment while reducing chafing and dry time

  • Fused Waistband Stays in Place

    Traditional, multipiece waistband replaced by fused design that eliminates a fabric layer; design follows the shape of the hips to stay in place during movement

  • Hip Pocket with Key Loop

    Self-draining pocket on right hip has a non-corroding, recyclable plastic zipper with internal key loop and zipper pull for ease of use

  • Shorter Length

    Notched hem for additional freedom of movement; outseam is 19", designed for surfers who prefer a trimmer, more pared-down silhouette

  • Supporting the People Who Made This Product

    Fair Trade Certified™ sewn

  • Weight

    125 g (4.4 oz)
  • 4.1-oz 87% recycled polyester/13% spandex with four-way stretch, a DWR (durable water repellent) finish and 50+ UPF sun protection
  • Fabric is certified as bluesign® approved
  • Fair Trade Certified™ sewn

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There are now more than 20 Fair Trade Certified™ factories that specialize in outdoor clothing. If more companies join it will make a positive impact in workers’ lives.
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Fair Trade Certified™

Fair Trade is our first step on the path toward ensuring living wages in our supply chain.

Fair Trade Certified™

There are now more than 20 Fair Trade Certified™ factories that specialize in outdoor clothing. If more companies join it will make a positive impact in workers’ lives.

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.

Some UPF-rated gear is made from yarn mixed with titanium dioxide, the stuff found in your sunscreen. This provides durable protection because the additives are permanently locked inside the yarns.
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UPF Treatment

UPF treatments increase the ability of a fabric to block the sun’s harmful UV radiation from reaching your skin.

UPF Treatment

Some UPF-rated gear is made from yarn mixed with titanium dioxide, the stuff found in your sunscreen. This provides durable protection because the additives are permanently locked inside the yarns.

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

Fluorinated DWR

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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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V.T. Garment Co., Ltd.
V.T. Garment is a family-owned and operated apparel manufacturer in Thailand that assembles many of our lifestyle fleece jackets. As a Fair Labor Association® Participating Supplier, they have taken ownership of their own social compliance program and committed to implement high labor standards in their factory that meet Patagonia criteria. To encourage environmental awareness and divert waste from landfills, they developed a friendly recycling competition at the factory. Employees in each section work as a team to appropriately sort their waste and maximize the cash award they receive for recycling materials. www.vtgarment.com, TH
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Toyota Tsusho
Toyota Tsusho supplies us with breathable and lightweight synthetic woven fabrics used to make everything from our Torrentshell collection to our Nano Puff® and Down Sweater collections. They do not manufacture materials, but Toyota works hard to match us with fabric suppliers aligned with our environmental values. They were able to get recycled content into our more lightweight technical fabrics, which was a very difficult task and a big step forward for us. They also supply us with bluesign® approved fabrics, which means they work with fabric factories that manage harmful chemicals, reduce resource use and maximize environmental performance., JP
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