Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover Fleece jumper (XS, purple/black) - The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is not only perfect for the mountains. This stylish fleece is just great in general when it get cold! This warm and durable fleece with a high collar and a 4-snap nylon placket is made primarily of recycled materials and is thus bluesign-certified. With the placket opened, the Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is very easy to slip on and off. Plus, the cuffs have elastic trim, which will make them stay in place. In addition, the left chest pocket with a nylon flap will give you a place to store small essentials. The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover can act as a warm and cosy outer layer or an insulating mid layer under a jacket.
Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover Fleece jumper (XS, purple/black) - The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is not only perfect for the mountains. This stylish fleece is just great in general when it get cold! This warm and durable fleece with a high collar and a 4-snap nylon placket is made primarily of recycled materials and is thus bluesign-certified. With the placket opened, the Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is very easy to slip on and off. Plus, the cuffs have elastic trim, which will make them stay in place. In addition, the left chest pocket with a nylon flap will give you a place to store small essentials. The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover can act as a warm and cosy outer layer or an insulating mid layer under a jacket.
Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover Fleece jumper (XS, purple/black) - The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is not only perfect for the mountains. This stylish fleece is just great in general when it get cold! This warm and durable fleece with a high collar and a 4-snap nylon placket is made primarily of recycled materials and is thus bluesign-certified. With the placket opened, the Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is very easy to slip on and off. Plus, the cuffs have elastic trim, which will make them stay in place. In addition, the left chest pocket with a nylon flap will give you a place to store small essentials. The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover can act as a warm and cosy outer layer or an insulating mid layer under a jacket.
Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover Fleece jumper (XS, purple/black) - The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is not only perfect for the mountains. This stylish fleece is just great in general when it get cold! This warm and durable fleece with a high collar and a 4-snap nylon placket is made primarily of recycled materials and is thus bluesign-certified. With the placket opened, the Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover is very easy to slip on and off. Plus, the cuffs have elastic trim, which will make them stay in place. In addition, the left chest pocket with a nylon flap will give you a place to store small essentials. The Patagonia Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Pullover can act as a warm and cosy outer layer or an insulating mid layer under a jacket.
Last updated at 12/14/2024 06:12:37
originally posted on patagonia.ca
This is my favourite fleece i own, its very comfy and extremely warm...i literally cannot wear it indoors because it is that warm. I purchased my first piece 6 years ago and the quality is remarkable. I just purchased another in black. In canadian winters i can go outside with this and a down vest.I am 6'2 and my weight fluctuates from 180-210lbs depending on whether I am bulking or cutting. I have this in XL and L. The XL is very big...I can still wear it and its look okay...especially when Im nearing 200lbs, but now at 185lbs, the XL looks way too big. If you are around my height and current weight (6'2 185lbs) and want to be safe i would go with a size L. If you have an opportunity to try size M i would also try that because they run big and can look funky ... MoreThis is my favourite fleece i own, its very comfy and extremely warm...i literally cannot wear it indoors because it is that warm. I purchased my first piece 6 years ago and the quality is remarkable. I just purchased another in black. In canadian winters i can go outside with this and a down vest.I am 6'2 and my weight fluctuates from 180-210lbs depending on whether I am bulking or cutting. I have this in XL and L. The XL is very big...I can still wear it and its look okay...especially when Im nearing 200lbs, but now at 185lbs, the XL looks way too big. If you are around my height and current weight (6'2 185lbs) and want to be safe i would go with a size L. If you have an opportunity to try size M i would also try that because they run big and can look funky depending on your weight. They run long. An L goes halfway down my butt and an XL almost fully, i have a larger torso so this is a bit weird to me. I figured this is just the style of the piece (oversized). They are also very wide and theres lots of arm room, again this isnt supposed to be a fitted fleece...its supposed to be roomy...but consider that when youre puchasing.I am considering going into the store myself and trying on a size M just to see the fit.Overall 9/10 on this piece. Amazing quality but the fit can be weird. I wish i couldve exchanged the size XL when i had bought it initially.
originally posted on backcountry.com
Simply put, this is the best fleece I have ever owned. Does it have amazing weather resistance, winter ready fleece thickness, or cutting edge materials? No! But what it does have is style, comfort, and character. I wear mine for everything from after ski walks around town too reading a book by the fireplace in the heart of winter. It?s a simple, cozy piece that has the least features out of any other jacket/fleece I own and is still my favorite.Some things to note if you?re thinking of getting one:1. Even though this is the lightweight version, it is still surprisingly thick and warm2. This fleece doesn?t play nice with other layers. I only find it comfortable as an outermost layer.3. Consider sizing down. I?m 5 foot 11 inches and weigh 153 pounds. I?m ... MoreSimply put, this is the best fleece I have ever owned. Does it have amazing weather resistance, winter ready fleece thickness, or cutting edge materials? No! But what it does have is style, comfort, and character. I wear mine for everything from after ski walks around town too reading a book by the fireplace in the heart of winter. It?s a simple, cozy piece that has the least features out of any other jacket/fleece I own and is still my favorite.Some things to note if you?re thinking of getting one:1. Even though this is the lightweight version, it is still surprisingly thick and warm2. This fleece doesn?t play nice with other layers. I only find it comfortable as an outermost layer.3. Consider sizing down. I?m 5 foot 11 inches and weigh 153 pounds. I?m normally a medium in all my Patagonia clothing. For this fleece a small fits perfectly (almost a bit baggy).4. Once again, this is a sit back and relax fleece, so if that?s what you plan to do with it you won?t be disappointed.
originally posted on narscosmetics.jp
Have a Snap T for a few years now and Patagonia still makes the same version without hardly updating the classical design or materials.The Synchilla fleece is fuzzy to the touch,warm for Cool weather wear and is a good midlayer under a jacket or shell for warmth though it is bulky. The sleeves are somewhat short as it extends barely to my wrists and does pull up when arms are extended. The pullover does pull up as well when you lift your arms.Crazy colors are offered every year. The oatmeal heather is back every few years as it was difficult to find in years past.Some issues you may encountered:1. It 's true to size but does shrink over time esp. if using low heat in dryer2. The fleece slowly gets harder over time so try not to wash with harsh detergents to ... MoreHave a Snap T for a few years now and Patagonia still makes the same version without hardly updating the classical design or materials.The Synchilla fleece is fuzzy to the touch,warm for Cool weather wear and is a good midlayer under a jacket or shell for warmth though it is bulky. The sleeves are somewhat short as it extends barely to my wrists and does pull up when arms are extended. The pullover does pull up as well when you lift your arms.Crazy colors are offered every year. The oatmeal heather is back every few years as it was difficult to find in years past.Some issues you may encountered:1. It 's true to size but does shrink over time esp. if using low heat in dryer2. The fleece slowly gets harder over time so try not to wash with harsh detergents to help slow that though dryer on low dry setting does help3. It does NOT BLOCK OUT THE WIND! It's the SAME thing with many North Face fleece! The wind WILL CUT THROUGH the fleece.- In cool or warmer temps,it's not much of an issue.- But when you wear it as an outer layer during COLDER temps and there's a chilly wind,You WILL freeze!- Patagonia obviously has Not made its Synchilla fleece dense to block out the wind.
This is my favourite fleece i own, its very comfy and extremely warm...i literally cannot wear it indoors because it is that warm. I purchased my first piece 6 years ago and the quality is remarkable. I just purchased another in black. In canadian winters i can go outside with this and a down vest.I am 6'2 and my weight fluctuates from 180-210lbs depending on whether I am bulking or cutting. I have this in XL and L. The XL is very big...I can still wear it and its look okay...especially when Im nearing 200lbs, but now at 185lbs, the XL looks way too big. If you are around my height and current weight (6'2 185lbs) and want to be safe i would go with a size L. If you have an opportunity to try size M i would also try that because they run big and can look funky ... MoreThis is my favourite fleece i own, its very comfy and extremely warm...i literally cannot wear it indoors because it is that warm. I purchased my first piece 6 years ago and the quality is remarkable. I just purchased another in black. In canadian winters i can go outside with this and a down vest.I am 6'2 and my weight fluctuates from 180-210lbs depending on whether I am bulking or cutting. I have this in XL and L. The XL is very big...I can still wear it and its look okay...especially when Im nearing 200lbs, but now at 185lbs, the XL looks way too big. If you are around my height and current weight (6'2 185lbs) and want to be safe i would go with a size L. If you have an opportunity to try size M i would also try that because they run big and can look funky depending on your weight. They run long. An L goes halfway down my butt and an XL almost fully, i have a larger torso so this is a bit weird to me. I figured this is just the style of the piece (oversized). They are also very wide and theres lots of arm room, again this isnt supposed to be a fitted fleece...its supposed to be roomy...but consider that when youre puchasing.I am considering going into the store myself and trying on a size M just to see the fit.Overall 9/10 on this piece. Amazing quality but the fit can be weird. I wish i couldve exchanged the size XL when i had bought it initially.
Simply put, this is the best fleece I have ever owned. Does it have amazing weather resistance, winter ready fleece thickness, or cutting edge materials? No! But what it does have is style, comfort, and character. I wear mine for everything from after ski walks around town too reading a book by the fireplace in the heart of winter. It?s a simple, cozy piece that has the least features out of any other jacket/fleece I own and is still my favorite.Some things to note if you?re thinking of getting one:1. Even though this is the lightweight version, it is still surprisingly thick and warm2. This fleece doesn?t play nice with other layers. I only find it comfortable as an outermost layer.3. Consider sizing down. I?m 5 foot 11 inches and weigh 153 pounds. I?m ... MoreSimply put, this is the best fleece I have ever owned. Does it have amazing weather resistance, winter ready fleece thickness, or cutting edge materials? No! But what it does have is style, comfort, and character. I wear mine for everything from after ski walks around town too reading a book by the fireplace in the heart of winter. It?s a simple, cozy piece that has the least features out of any other jacket/fleece I own and is still my favorite.Some things to note if you?re thinking of getting one:1. Even though this is the lightweight version, it is still surprisingly thick and warm2. This fleece doesn?t play nice with other layers. I only find it comfortable as an outermost layer.3. Consider sizing down. I?m 5 foot 11 inches and weigh 153 pounds. I?m normally a medium in all my Patagonia clothing. For this fleece a small fits perfectly (almost a bit baggy).4. Once again, this is a sit back and relax fleece, so if that?s what you plan to do with it you won?t be disappointed.
Have a Snap T for a few years now and Patagonia still makes the same version without hardly updating the classical design or materials.The Synchilla fleece is fuzzy to the touch,warm for Cool weather wear and is a good midlayer under a jacket or shell for warmth though it is bulky. The sleeves are somewhat short as it extends barely to my wrists and does pull up when arms are extended. The pullover does pull up as well when you lift your arms.Crazy colors are offered every year. The oatmeal heather is back every few years as it was difficult to find in years past.Some issues you may encountered:1. It 's true to size but does shrink over time esp. if using low heat in dryer2. The fleece slowly gets harder over time so try not to wash with harsh detergents to ... MoreHave a Snap T for a few years now and Patagonia still makes the same version without hardly updating the classical design or materials.The Synchilla fleece is fuzzy to the touch,warm for Cool weather wear and is a good midlayer under a jacket or shell for warmth though it is bulky. The sleeves are somewhat short as it extends barely to my wrists and does pull up when arms are extended. The pullover does pull up as well when you lift your arms.Crazy colors are offered every year. The oatmeal heather is back every few years as it was difficult to find in years past.Some issues you may encountered:1. It 's true to size but does shrink over time esp. if using low heat in dryer2. The fleece slowly gets harder over time so try not to wash with harsh detergents to help slow that though dryer on low dry setting does help3. It does NOT BLOCK OUT THE WIND! It's the SAME thing with many North Face fleece! The wind WILL CUT THROUGH the fleece.- In cool or warmer temps,it's not much of an issue.- But when you wear it as an outer layer during COLDER temps and there's a chilly wind,You WILL freeze!- Patagonia obviously has Not made its Synchilla fleece dense to block out the wind.
Purchased online from Patagonia's website. I wear quarter-zips a lot for cooler and cold weather. I also have the Snap-T Light (#25580 previously reviewed) and this product fits more true to size. I'm 5'10', 160 lbs, slim build and routinely wear a medium. The Light version of the Snap-T is definitely a (very) "Relaxed Fit" Patagonia indicates; however, the fit for this version, while also a Relaxed Fit, is more toward a regular although still plenty of room for an under layer and still qualifies as a Relaxed Fit in my opinion. The arm length is also slightly shorter and more true to size for a medium compared to the Light version. Actually I prefer this fit. Obviously a heavier material than the Snap-T Light and for lower temps or less layers. Love the Oatmeal ... MorePurchased online from Patagonia's website. I wear quarter-zips a lot for cooler and cold weather. I also have the Snap-T Light (#25580 previously reviewed) and this product fits more true to size. I'm 5'10', 160 lbs, slim build and routinely wear a medium. The Light version of the Snap-T is definitely a (very) "Relaxed Fit" Patagonia indicates; however, the fit for this version, while also a Relaxed Fit, is more toward a regular although still plenty of room for an under layer and still qualifies as a Relaxed Fit in my opinion. The arm length is also slightly shorter and more true to size for a medium compared to the Light version. Actually I prefer this fit. Obviously a heavier material than the Snap-T Light and for lower temps or less layers. Love the Oatmeal Heather being a light gray (may look light tan in the ads). I also really like the elastic cuffs and waist trim; I personally don't like layers that extend too far below the waist. Great product and while you should always try on any product, I hope this helps if you can't.
This is the first fleece purchase from Patagonia. Initially, I was concerned about pilling that I had experienced from other brands.When I received it, it looked great and fit was larger, but stylish enough that anyone can pull it off.The chest pocket is generous enough to hold a cellphone l, but it won't close the button.I wear it to the office and I got a lot of compliments.The pullover is also easy to maintain.
I'll preface this by saying I own a few other sweaters from Patagonia (Better Sweater 1/4 zip and Cotton Quilt Snap-T) and they're a Large. The fit is great and I have zero complaints. When I bought this I bought a large as well - big mistake apparently. This definitely runs big. Arm length was good, but the body of it makes me feel like I'm wearing a garbage bag and I'm swimming in it. Not sure why such a large discrepancy between the different makes. Quality of the sweater is fantastic though. Very comfortable, super warm, and I couldn't be happier there. Fit is the only issue.I'm 6'0" and about 200lbs.
I was super excited to order this, if you've ever tried on a Patagonia fleece they are comfortable and warm. This product is no different, except...- Sizing / shape is weird. I thought the other reviewer was joking or exaggerating, nope, the flying squirrel reference is spot on. The arms have so much extra flap to it which I don't understand. I think it's to give more mobility without the fleece pulling up, but it is kind of comical to wear. I normally wear a M exclusively, haven't worn a S since I was in high school. Trying on a S it fits much better in the arms and chest, but the waist is a bit tight, and would've like the overall length to be a tad longer.- I ordered the "Howl: Stone Blue", I literally had to pull up the site pictures when I got it and double ... MoreI was super excited to order this, if you've ever tried on a Patagonia fleece they are comfortable and warm. This product is no different, except...- Sizing / shape is weird. I thought the other reviewer was joking or exaggerating, nope, the flying squirrel reference is spot on. The arms have so much extra flap to it which I don't understand. I think it's to give more mobility without the fleece pulling up, but it is kind of comical to wear. I normally wear a M exclusively, haven't worn a S since I was in high school. Trying on a S it fits much better in the arms and chest, but the waist is a bit tight, and would've like the overall length to be a tad longer.- I ordered the "Howl: Stone Blue", I literally had to pull up the site pictures when I got it and double check it's the same color. The picture shows up as having more gray, or more faded colors, even the name Stone Blue gives off that impression. Nope, this thing is bright and vibrant in person. The grays are blue. Online I get a more faded tribal rug feel, in person it comes off like you're wearing a map of the constellations or something.
Ive had the northern green 2022 full weight XL synchilla for 2 months and I just wear it all the time/over a t shirt and its my primary jacket. The fit is so comfortable, its roomy but hugs your body over time. The sleeves and hem are stretchy perfects.Lately I havent taken it off in 3 days, sometimes I take off my t shirt and just wear a synchilla and sleep in my bed and it feels like heaven. I love my synchilla this is just a synchilla appreciation post.
I am 5'4 / 1m64 and I always buy in the Men’s section, I never have any problem and buys Men’s XS/S/M . And, I know Men’s clothing will always be made broader at the shoulder section and longer, as well as narrower at the hips. However, there’s this elastic at the waist that is made way too tight and it’s uncomfortable. I don’t have the biggest hips, but I wish I would have bought a size small or even medium for that oversized look. XS looks fitted and it fits fine, but it’s too tight at the waist/hips. Also, the fleece isn’t as thick as I was expecting. I would return it if I could.
I have a couple of the Lightweight Synchilla Snap Ts and procrastinated getting this heavier version. Now that I have one, I realy like the extra weight and warmth. I've even slept in it! If you don't plan on wearing much underneath, then you might want to consider going down one size; as they DO run on the large size. I wear XL and even XXL in other Patagonia products; but find Large in this model and the Lightweight version to fit me just fine with, say, a Capilene long sleeve underneath. A word of advice: Choose your color carefully in this iconic Top, because you're going to have it and wear it for years to come!
