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An exceedingly feminine, urban ultralight down coat inspired by one of our most technical alpine garments
Windproof, water-repellent shell fabric with DWR (durable water repellent) finsh | Superlight with high tear-strength; quilted construction | Full length 2-way zipper | Princess seams front and back | On-seam handwarmer pockets; interior drop-in pockets | Above-the-knee length
For those who won't wear fur but long for the drape, warmth and security of the just-above-the-knee, heart-of-winter wrap, we offer the Fiona, which reflects what we've learned in 30 years of designing clothes for the human body in extreme conditions. For no-compromise, cold-fighting insulation we use 800-fill-power goose down quilted under a light, high-tear-strength shell of polyester (100% recycled) micro ripstop with a moisture-shedding DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Front and back princess seams create an attractive, feminine silhouette. The full-length, two-way front zip lets you ventilate above or below. With on-seam handwarmer pockets and interior drop-in pockets.
Shell and lining: 1.5-oz 22-denier 100% recycled-polyester micro ripstop with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Insulation: 800-fill-power goose down
An exceedingly feminine, urban ultralight down coat inspired by one of Patagonia's most technical alpine garments.
For those who won’t wear fur but long for the drape, warmth and security of the just-above-the-knee, heart-of-winter wrap, we offer the Fiona, which reflects what we’ve learned in 30 years of designing clothes for the human body in extreme conditions. For no-compromise, cold-fighting insulation we use 800-fill-power goose down quilted under a light, high-tear-strength shell of polyester (100% recycled) micro ripstop with a moisture-shedding DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Front and back princess seams create an attractive, feminine silhouette. The full-length, two-way front zip lets you ventilate above or below. With on-seam handwarmer pockets.
For those who won't wear fur, Patagonia offers the Fiona, which reflects what they have learned in 30 years of designing clothes for the human body in extreme conditions. For no-compromise, cold-fighting insulation they use 800-fill-power goose down quilted under a light, high-tear-strength shell of 100% recycled polyester micro ripstop with a moisture-shedding DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Front and back princess seams create an attractive, feminine silhouette that falls just above the knee. The full-length, two-way front zip lets you ventilate above or below. With on-seam handwarmer pockets and interior drop-in pockets.
The Fiona Parka by Patagonia is an exceedingly feminine, urban, ultralight down coat inspired by one of Patagonia's most technical alpine garments.
For those who won't wear fur, Patagonia offers the Fiona, which reflects what they've learned in 30 years of designing clothes for the human body in extreme conditions. For no-compromise, cold-fighting insulation Patagonia uses 800-fill-power goose down quilted under a light, high-tear-strength shell of 100% recycled polyester micro ripstop with a moisture-shedding DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Front and back princess seams create an attractive, feminine silhouette that falls just above the knee. The full-length, two-way front zip lets you ventilate above or below. With on-seam handwarmer pockets and interior drop-in pockets.
Designed with the knowledge Patagonia has gained from 30 years of designing clothes for the human body in extreme conditions, Patagonia offers the Patagonia Fiona Parka for Women. With no-compromise, cold-fighting 800-fill down insulation is quilted under a light, high-tear-strength shell of 100% recycled polyester micro ripstop with a moisture-shedding DWR (durable water repellent) finish, you will stay toasty warm. Front and back princess seams create an attractive, feminine silhouette that falls just above the knee. The full-length, two-way front zip lets you ventilate above or below. With on-seam handwarmer pockets and interior drop-in pockets.
Park yourself in this woman's parka from patagonia and you'll never want to take it off.
Features windproof, water-repellent shell fabric with DWR (durable water repellent) treatment.
Superlight with high tear-strength.
Quilted construction.
Full length 2-way zipper for ease on/off.
Princess seams on the front and back for slimming effect.
On-seam handwarmer pockets.
Slim fit with an above-the-knee length.
Weight: 400g (14.1 oz)
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
Q00% recycled polyester micro ripstop.
Insulation: 800-fill-power goose down.
Product measurements were taken using size MD. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
If you're already a fan of the Patagonia Down Sweater, check out the Patagonia Fiona Parka. This parka is an exceedingly feminine, urban ultralight down coat inspired by Patagonia's Down Sweater, one of their most technical alpine garments.
Zip up the Patagonia Women’s Fiona Parka, and enjoy the lightweight warmth and performance you get from your technical down layers in a longer, urban-styled package. Patagonia employed 800-fill down and a quilted construction to keep you warm when you’re slogging your way to the train station on sub-zero mornings. The water-repellant coating and ripstop polyester shell block moisture and abrasion, and the handwarmer pockets soothe your frosty fingers.
For those who won't wear fur, Patagonia offers the Fiona, which reflects what they've learned in 30 years of designing clothes for the human body in extreme conditions.
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| Avg. Weight: | 371 g (13.1 oz) |
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| Country of Origin: | China |
| Fabric Description: | Shell and lining: 1.5-oz 22-denier 100% polyester (100% recycled) micro ripstop with a Deluge¨ DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Insulation: 800-fill-power goose down |
| Fit: | Slim fit. |
| Hood: | No |
| Insulation: | 800-Fill down |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Shell] 100% polyester |
| Patagonia Product Number: | 28355 |
| Pockets: | 2 Front |
| Recommended Use: | Urban winter conditions |
| Waterproof: | No, water-resistant |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Bch |  | Wch |
 | Bitter Chocolate |  | White Chocolate |
 | Garnet |  | Black |
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| Grv | 279.95 | ||||
| Wch | 279.95 | 279.95 | 279.95 | ||
| White Chocolate | 300.00300.003 More... | 300.00300.003 More... | 300.00300.003 More... | 300.00300.004 More... | 300.00300.003 More... |
| Black | 300.00300.005 More... | 299.95299.958 More... | 299.95299.958 More... | 299.95299.958 More... | 300.00300.003 More... |
| Blk | 279.95 | 279.95 | 279.95 | 279.95 | |
| Bch | 279.95 | 279.95 | 279.95 | 279.95 | |
| Bitter Chocolate | 300.00300.003 More... | 299.95300.004 More... | 299.95300.004 More... | 299.95300.004 More... | 300.00300.00300.00 |
| Chanterelle | 219.99 | ||||
| Garnet | 300.00300.00 | 300.00300.00300.00 | 300.00300.00300.00 | 300.00300.00300.00 | 300.00300.00 |
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Seriously Awesome Coat | |
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I wore my new coat today in a snow storm in Chicago (with windchill, around 10 degrees and very windy) and felt snug as a bug. I love Patagonia's down sweater and wanted something just as light and compressible but in coat form, and the Fiona fits the bill. The Fiona is different from the down sweater in a couple of respects. First, the fit is completely different: while the down sweater is boxy and roomy, the Fiona is more fitted and lean. I am 5'2", 115 lbs and fit comfortably in an XS, but I probably can only fit an R2 underneath it; anything more would render the shoulders kind of tight. Secondly, the Fiona appears to be designed as an urban, "fashion" coat as compared to the down sweater's often more sportive, technical use (I use the down sweater as a mid-layer for hiking, camping and skiing, while I envision the Fiona as more useful while wandering about the city). For example, the Fiona does not have the down sweater's built-in compression sack pocket that is so useful for packing. The Chantarelle is a great color - kind of a grayish cream color that looks great against black. | |
| Windy City at Backcountry.com on 02/23/2009 | |
great coat-great business | |
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I like to give credit where credit is due. I've always loved all the Patagonia clothing I've purchased. This coat is no different. I bought this for my girlfriend who is a flight attendant in Alaska. She wears it as her winter coat and loves it. It can also be worn out on a night on the town. Its very stylish, sexy, and yet practical and very warm and light in weight. I wanted to give thumbs up to Backcountry too... I ordered this coat online-it was on sale (Patagonia never goes on sale) and had it (during the Christmas season) in only a few days (and I live in Alaska). I've ordered other things from Backcountry and have the same great service. I am really picky with shopping online and I really like doing business with companies that provide great products, quickly and have great customer service-Backcountry is one company I will continue to business with over and over. Thanks for a great product and great customer service. | |
| akd2596099 at Backcountry.com on 12/29/2008 | |
go a size up if you don't like tight | |
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| Just received the Fiona for myself and the Down Sweater for my boyfriend. We live in an underheated warehouse, and Boyfriend works in a freezing IT building. Except for showering, Boyfriend hasn't taken the Sweater off since I took it out of the package and handed it to him, 2 days ago. I have been watching him in envy! Sadly, the fit of the Fiona is a little too small for me in the upper back- it is restricting when I reach forward. It fits nicely everywhere else. I am an A cup, and I've been wearing a size small in Patagonia women's clothing for 12 years. This will be the first Patagonia item I've had to exchange for a bigger size! Yes, I appreciate the sexier, fitted cut of the Fiona, but I still want to be able to move with ease. (As I type this, I am comfortably reaching forward while wearing my size small, long down Patagonia coat from 3 years ago...) | |
| genghismama at Patagonia on 11/22/2008 | |
Great Coat | |
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| I adore the Fiona. I love how lightweight it is - makes it easy to run around doing errands, walking the dogs, etc. I have Patagonia's Down Sweater as well, and this is the equivalent in a coat style, except that it is cut leaner and therefore looks more fashion-forward. The chanterelle color is beautiful - kind of cream/gray shade. There is no compression sack pocket like there is in the Down Sweater, which is kind of a bummer because I am less likely to travel with it. I am fine with wearing the coat alone down to about 15 degree weather. After that, I think that you need to use it as a mid-layer, maybe wearing a capilene 4 baselayer underneath and/or topping it with a trench shell, like the Rain Shadow Trench Coat. I use it with the Rain Shadow Trench during wet and cold days, and they fit perfectly together! | |
| Chicago at Altrec on 02/22/2009 | |
Great coat, but need different colors | |
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| I'm 5'8"/155lbs (usually size 10 on top), and this coat was perfect for me in size Large. I love the super warmth-to-weight ratio, and the length, and construction. I tried it out in Bitter Chocolate, which is alright, but not for me. I'm a pale redhead, and I prefer Navy or medium gray as a neutral, rather than beige, brown, or black; reds don't work with my skin at all. If this had been offered in another neutral, or the Green Oasis color, I'd have kept it. It's a really flattering shape, and could be rolled up and stuffed into a messenger bag if the weather warms up. Another great quality product. | |
| passion2run at Patagonia on 10/07/2009 | |
Second Review, Love this Jacket! | |
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We were at our local outdoors store when my wife stumbled upon this jacket. She tried it on and fell in love! I didn't purchase it on the spot because of the price. Two weeks later I was on this website and saw they had it marked 20% off. My wife loves this jacket, yesterday it was 20 degrees outside, she took the dog for a walk, came back and said she never once got cold. This jacket is very thin, but keeps you oh so warm. Don't let the price stop you from buying this jacket, you will not regret it! | |
| deronwade1920173 at Backcountry.com on 11/10/2008 | |
On a scale of 1 to 10, it's a 20 | |
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| This is the most comfortable, most versatile coat. It is extremely lightweight, feels like a cloud. This saved me last winter. I took so many walks in this coat and is shapely enough to wear out to dinner. It's extremely warm but seems to breathe so you don't overheat. It wears like a dream. My mother in law had to have one, my sister had to have one, my housekeeper had to have one. Love it, love it, love it. Usually wear size 6-8 on top, got a medium, perfect fit, non binding. Shopping for another as a gift now. | |
| coldblooded at Patagonia on 09/02/2009 | |
"Great Looking Jacket Just Not As Warm As Expected" | |
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| This jacket is super light - great to travel with. But like the other reviewer, I did not find the jacket to be as warm as expected given it is 800 down. This is a great jacket for the fall or slight chillly days but not the ideal jacket for a really cold winter day. I do like how it is a snug fit and A-line cut. Looks great. I bought a size M (normally S wear size 6) because I wanted to be able to layer below. Worked out fine. | |
| Raquel at Moosejaw on 02/17/2009 | |
Warm, lightweight, great fit | |
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| The Fiona is my new favorite winter jacket. The materials make it very light and packable (PERFECT for traveling), but the 800 fill down is actually very warm. Just right for a snowy Utah winter. The fit is great: taylored and feminine, but roomy enough to accommodate a sweater underneath. And the style makes it very versatile. I wear mine out to nice dinners, to the grocery store, and on cold nighttime walks with my dog. I just wish I had this jacket when I went to Europe last winter! | |
| Teleskier at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 12/29/2008 | |
The perfect dresscoat | |
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| If you are familiar with the down sweater, the fiona is a longer and dressier version of the down sweater. It is incredibly lightweight, but protects you from the coldest elements. The fiona hugs you in all the right places with it's feminine fit. It's incredibly comfortable, but perfect for dressy occassions and the color selections go with all your favorite outfits. Lastly, the two-way zippers allows for an extra range of motion if you have a long walk to work or just adventures around town. | |
| phini at Patagonia on 09/18/2008 | |
Fiona is NOT the Down Sweater | |
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| I am so bummed. I have 3 Down Sweaters from Patagonia and LOVED the idea of the Fiona; but alas; they are not at all the same fit and I cannot wear it or buy two or three of them, I'm very disappointed. It misses the mark. | |
| PaminDenver at Patagonia on 11/17/2008 | |
not warm! | |
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Love Patagonia but this coat was not warm! but it was cute | |
| jkd at Backcountry.com on 12/09/2008 | |
Weird fit | |
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| I normally wear an xs/s in all of patagonia tops, so naturally i figured a small in the fiona would be perfect. as other reviewers have stated, the small fit is EXTREMELY tight in the shoulders--so much so that reaching up and moving my arms around felt impossible. I sent the coat back in for a medium but it fit just as a medium should on me--too big. I ended up trading in for a down sweater in a size small which fits PERFECTLY. wish the sizing with these 2 coats were the same. i hope patagonia decides to work on their sizing issues for this coat for next season. I would really like a long, down parka. other than the sizing issue, the coat is beautiful and looks very chic. | |
| cjrivers at Patagonia on 01/18/2009 | |
Stylish yet not good for super-cold climes | |
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I ordered this jacket from another retailer as I thought it would be sufficient for the -40 windchills of Chicago, but when I received it, there was a small hole in the left shoulder already and so returned it. Good thing I did, because as I was researching for somewhere else to buy it from, I found several reviews indicating that it was too lightweight for truly cold temperatures. Which is sad, as this coat fit like a dream, looked great, and had an excellent texture. Not for Chicago, but appropriate for places that don't get much colder than the 'teens. (I tried on the Large, which fit my super-long arms and torso while allowing for a shirt and thickish cardigan underneath. I'm 5'8", 160 lbs) | |
| drh2849836 at Backcountry.com on 01/19/2009 | |
"A nice, slimming fall jacket" | |
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| This coat was my first experience with Patagonia and I do like this coat for windy, fall days in the mid-30 degree range thru the mid-50 degree range. Coat is very light, thin, and form-fitting. Being that it was called a parka with 800 down fill, I was honestly expecting a much warmer jacket more appropriate for below-freezing temps. So, for me it's just a very nice flattering fall jacket, but not one I would recommend to anyone needing substantial warmth and wind coverage. Ordered a different down coat from Moosejaw that is much better for cold weather. | |
| Tracy at Moosejaw on 11/13/2008 | |
Good jacket but..... | |
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| I was excited when I saw the Fiona Parka last year as it was stylish and cozy. Overall, those two factors did exceed my expectations until I noticed the outside material wearing away in one spot. I kept an eye on it and it continued to wear eventually creating a small hole in the jacket. I realized it was wearing in the spot where my purse (from patagonia) rubbed against the jacket which was on my hip. Just be careful what type of purse you use. Luckily patagonia exchanged my jacket for another more durable one! | |
| jb at Patagonia on 09/11/2009 | |
Heart of the autumn, maybe | |
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| I was excited when I saw this product. The styling is great, especially the below-knee length. Unfortunately, the jacket is much lighter than I expected. Based on the fact that it's an 800-fill down coat, I was hoping for something to get me through the hardest winter months. If you're looking for a spring/fall jacket, or if you live somewhere without harsh weather, this is a fantastic piece. It's soft, beautiful, and (as with all Patagonia products) extremely well-made. It didn't work for me, though. | |
| Goober at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 12/05/2008 | |
It's good however... | |
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| This jacket is extremely light and it looks great - I've been complimented - however, despite its 800-fill goose down, it does not keep me warm in 25- (or below) degree weather. It works like a charm in 30- to 40-degree climates, but it wasn't all I expected to be since I tend to get extremely cold. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 01/08/2009 | |
