PATAGONIA HAS been a favorite menswear brand and online clothing store among outdoor lovers for decades (doubly so with the news that the founder recently gave away the company—yes, really). Their gear is durable, reliable, eco-friendly, and looks great, too. On the downside, you pay handsomely for all that awesomeness. Most of the company’s gear and apparel come at a premium, and it’s rare to find huge discounts on anything in their catalog. But, if you’ve had your eye on something Patagonia-branded, but have been waiting to pull the trigger, now is the time, my friends. Like, right now.
Just in time to kick off the new year, the company’s current list of Men’s Web Specials includes serious discounts on just about every category of outdoor-friendly apparel you can imagine. We’re talking essentials (like base layers and T-shirts), mid-layers (fleece wear and sweaters), and even winter-ready outerwear, including winter jackets, jackets/vests, ski pants, and more. Even hats and accessories are deeply discounted. So, if you’ve been meaning to stock up on apparel for skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, or whatever you’re into, it’s time to go shopping. Not sure where to start? Here are a few of our favorite Patagonia Web Specials available today:
Of course, if winter sports aren’t your thing, or your gear closet is already filled to the brim with everything you need this season, maybe it’s time to start planning for those fair-weather trips. Whether you’re going hiking, camping, kayaking, or more this spring and summer, there’s always one more thing you could use to make your trip better.
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Mike Richard has traveled the world since 2008. He’s kayaked in Antarctica, tracked endangered African wild dogs in South Africa, and survived a near-miss great white shark attack in Mexico. His travel advice has appeared on the websites for Forbes, Travel + Leisure, CNET, and National Geographic. He loves the great outdoors and good bourbon, and (usually) calls Tulsa, Oklahoma home. Mike also enjoys speaking in the third person.
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