
Men's Lightweight Stormshadow Jacket
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The Lightweight Stormshadow is a down-insulated, waterproof jacket built as a lighter take on Patagonia's Stormshadow parka. It pairs a 100% recycled GORE-TEX ePE shell with 700-fill-power recycled down in the body and hood, so it handles wet snow, cold rain and dry cold in one layer. The fixed insulated hood, storm cuffs and adjustable hem close off drafts, and the shell, membrane and DWR are made without intentionally added PFAS. It suits skiers, winter commuters and travelers who want parka-level warmth without parka bulk; against heavier down parkas it trades some loft for packability and movement, and against uninsulated hardshells it adds warmth but weighs more.
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The Lightweight Stormshadow Jacket is a lighter version of one of the brand's warmest parkas. The shell is a 2-layer, 75-denier, 100% recycled polyester GORE-TEX ePE face fabric, partly made from BIONIC recycled coastal and marine plastic sourced in Costa Rica. It has a DWR finish. The fabric, membrane and DWR finish are made without intentionally added PFAS.
The body and hood are insulated with 700-fill-power 100% Recycled Down, a blend of duck and goose down and waterfowl feathers reclaimed from down products. The insulated, fixed hood has hidden adjustment cords that cinch down. Storm cuffs can be worn over or under gloves. The hem is adjustable, with hidden drawcords routed inside the front pockets.
A center-front zipper has an interior storm flap, and the collar is lined with brushed tricot. There are two welt, zippered handwarmer pockets and one zippered internal-chest pocket. The jacket is made in a Fair Trade Certified factory, which means the people who made it earned a premium for their labor.
