Patagonia
Kids' Baggies™ Jacket Way Back: Sunlit Pink
Kids' Baggies™ Jacket Way Back: Sunlit Pink
Pickup available at 1373 Indian Grove
Usually ready in 24 hours
For protection from wind, sun and light rain, this hooded windbreaker way back: sunlit pink is built of lightweight NetPlus® 100% post consumer recycled nylon faille made from recycled fishing nets to help reduce ocean plastic pollution; with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish made without intentionally added PFAS to resist light moisture, and 40+ UPF sun protection. The three-panel hood has side elastic for a stay-put fit, a wind flap shuts out drafts, and two hand-warmer pockets keep mitts cozy.
Wind- and water-resistant fabric is built of lightweight NetPlus® 100% post-consumer recycled nylon faille made from recycled fishing nets to help reduce ocean plastic pollution; with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish made without intentionally added PFAS to resist light moisture, and 40+ UPF sun protection.
Three-panel hood with side elastic has a stay-put fit.
Internal wind flap has webbing detail and a zipper garage at the top for chin protection, and the center-front zip has a zipper pull.
Front-yoke seam with a snapped chest pocket.
Two hand-warmer pockets keep mitts cozy.
Contrast binding at the centre front and around the hem, plus elastic binding at the cuffs.
More information on sizing click here.
Fair Trade Certified™ which means the people who made it earned a premium for their labor in Vietnam.
*We can only sell Patagonia in Canada.
NetPlus®: NetPlus® material is made from 100% recycled discarded fishing nets collected in fishing communities in South America. Patagonia have been supporting this program for a number of years and are rapidly expanding its use across their synthetic fabric ranges. A fully traceable postconsumer recycled material that actively recovers plastic waste from the oceans. Fishing nets are often discarded into the ocean due to a lack of end of life solutions or breakages. These discarded nets choke the oceans polluting and damaging marine life. The NetPlus program aims to recover this waste and give it value while also providing an income for local communities.
