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| Women's Clothing > Jackets & Vests | Rated: 
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Also available for: Men |
A versatile training jacket that provides windproof protection and full-stretch performance for fast-forward sports in cool or cold conditions
Front torso and undersides of arms are windproofed with bonded, stretch-woven fabric with a wicking fleece-grid back | Breathable stretch-woven fabric with a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish that covers the balance of the jacket | Topstitched seams for durability | Zippered left chest pocket and two handwarmer pockets | Drop-tail hem seals closed with single-pull drawcord on right side | Center zipper with wind flap and Fitz Roy taping | Brushed inside collar for warmth and moisture wicking performance | Stretchy underarm gussets | Zippered cuff with internal gaiter locks snow out | Articulated elbows for a clean flexible fit
When the nor'easter is not at your back, this wind-blocking soft shell keeps your spirits up. Our warmest soft shell is made with a breathable, lightweight polyester and spandex fabric and has a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish to protect against snow and light rain; heavier windproof panels on the front torso and undersides of the arms are bonded to a stretch-woven fabric and a warm, wicking grid-patterned fleece back to keep cold wind out. Details: top-stitched seams for durability; collar lining is brushed for warmth and moisture-wicking performance; a center-front zipper with a wind flap to keep the chill out; stretchy underarm gussets and articulated elbows for freedom of movement; cuffs have external zippers and wrist gaiters for a tight fit around gloves; a drop-tail hem that tightens up with a single-pull drawcord to seal out drafts. With one zippered chest pocket and two zippered handwarmers.
Body: 6.2-oz 70-denier 89% 2-way stretch-woven polyester, 11% spandex; treated with a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Chest and front of arms: 7.2 oz 70-denier 86% polyester, 9% polyurethane, 5% spandex bonded to a windproof membrane. Underarms, gussets, and internal cuffs: 7-oz 63% nylon, 23% polyester, 14% spandex
The Integral Jacket by Patagonia is a versatile soft-shell jacket that provides partial windproof protection and full-stretch performance for fast-forward sports in cool or cold conditions. The golden aspens and towering peaks in the Maroon Bells can help you forget about the daily grind. When you do get away from the urban sprawl make sure to bring along the Integral Jacket.
It's made with a lightweight, breathable 6.2-oz 70-denier 89% 2-way stretch-woven polyester/11% spandex fabric; a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish protects against snow and light rain. Heavier fabric panels on the front torso and front of the arms are made with a 7.2-oz 70-denier 86% polyester/14% spandex bonded to a windproof membrane, backed with a wicking grid fleece on the front torso and the undersides of arms. A lighter weight stretch-woven knit in the collar lining, underarm gussets and internal wrist gaiters wick moisture.
Jacket details: Top-stitched seams on shoulders for durability; the collar lining is brushed for warmth and moisture-wicking performance; a center-front zipper with a wind flap keeps the chill out; stretchy underarm gussets and articulated elbows provide freedom of movement; cuffs have external zippers and internal wrist gaiters for a snug fit around gloves; a drop-tail hem tightens up with a single-pull drawcord to seal out drafts. With one zippered chest pocket and two zippered handwarmers.
The Integral Jacket is made with a lightweight, breathable 6.2-oz 70-denier 89% 2-way stretch-woven polyester/11% spandex fabric; a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish protects against snow and light rain. Heavier fabric panels on the front torso and front of the arms are made with a 7.2-oz 70-denier 86% polyester/14% spandex bonded to a windproof membrane, backed with a wicking grid fleece on the front torso and the undersides of arms. A lighter weight stretch-woven knit in the collar lining, underarm gussets and internal wrist gaiters wick moisture. Jacket details: Top-stitched seams on shoulders for durability; the collar lining is brushed for warmth and moisture-wicking performance; a center-front zipper with a wind flap keeps the chill out; stretchy underarm gussets and articulated elbows provide freedom of movement; cuffs have external zippers and internal wrist gaiters for a snug fit around gloves; a drop-tail hem tightens up with a single-pull drawcord to seal out drafts. With one zippered chest pocket and two zippered handwarmers.
Don't let a blustery day get the best of you or your active ambitions. Zip into the Patagonia Integral Jacket for Women and enjoy the wind-blocking protection of Patagonia warmest, breathable soft shell jacket. A lightweight polyester and spandex fabric treated with a DWR finish protect your back and arms from light rain and snow, while a heavier windproof panels on the front torso and front of arms are bonded to a stretch-woven fabric and a warm, wicking grid-patterned fleece. This form fitting fleece jacket has articulated elbows, a zippered cuff, and a drop hem, all to help you enjoy the out of doors, no matter what the weather has in store.
The Integral from Patagonia is a great choice for Nordic skiing. This dependable performer raises the bar for cold, fast-forward forays.
A versatile soft-shell jacket that provides partial windproof protection and full-stretch performance for fast-forward sports in cool or cold conditions.
This description was also provided by: O2GearShop.com (Fall 2009)
| Avg. Weight: | 488 g (17.2 oz) |
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| Back fabric: | Polyester fleece |
| Body: | 6.2-oz 70-denier 89% 2-way stretch-woven polyester/11% spandex, with a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Chest and front of arms: 7.2-oz 70-denier 86% polyester/14% spandex bonded to a windproof membrane. Collar lining, underarm gussets and internal wrist gaiters: 7-oz 63% nylon/23% polyester/14% spandex |
| Fabric Description: | Body: 6.2-oz 70-denier 89% 2-way stretch-woven polyester/11% spandex, with a Deluge¨ DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Chest and front of arms: 7.2-oz 70-denier 86% polyester/14% spandex bonded to a windproof membrane. Collar lining, underarm gussets |
| Fit: | Slim fit. |
| Front fabric: | 89% polyester/11% spandex |
| Gender: | Women's |
| Patagonia Product Number: | 24945 |
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 | Garnet |  | Black |
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Nice Jacket | |
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| This is, in every way a jacket. It is much lighter weight than I thought but since the size was slightly larger than normal (ordered a small) I am able to layer a light fleece underneath. Wore this jacket during a week trip down around the Grand Canyon at the end of March. It was still really chilly down that way and this jacket did stop some of the wind...not as much as I would of liked. But all in all it kept me warm, dry, and stylin'. The fabric is really soft and stretchy, great for hiking, it also is breathable. The thin ice color is fabulous! If I wear the jacket by itselft...I tend to get a little cold if the temp is below 50 degrees. When layering it works until about 35 degrees. It has been great for early spring and early fall. | |
| kalico at Altrec on 09/24/2009 | |
Very Versatile! | |
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| I have used this jacket for cross country skiing this Winter and it has been perfect. It slim fitting, moves with me and is stylish. I am looking forward to using it for spring cycling as soon as the snow melts. thanks | |
| skigoddess at Patagonia on 01/19/2009 | |
Wind resistant plus! | |
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| A nice outer shell--I would reccomend purchasing a size larger than usual to allow for layering. I got a small and althought it fits nicely with a shirt underneath I am unable to comfortably layer a thicker fleece. Definately wind-resistant! | |
| Lauren Leaves Autumn at REI on 11/13/2008 | |
It's the sleeves | |
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| I bought this jacket in the early winter of 2009. The sleeves are longer than that of any garment I've ever purchased from Patagonia (and I have quite a few). Only the very tips of my longest fingers are exposed. It's like the designers, or quality control, completely overlooked the fact that the bottom section with the zipper, gusset and gaiter would add to the overall length of the sleeves. I do occasionally need to alter the length of sleeves but these are extreme and will be very expensive to alter since it will be complicated; unless they can take apart the horizontal seam and raise the entire section. I did wear the jacket once and otherwise liked it very much - it performed well, was comfortable & functional except for the sleeves which were very annoying to constantly roll up & adjust making the wrist area very bulky. I also liked the aqua color & the contrasting color of the gussets was a pleasant surprise. Hopefully the current season has re-evaluated the design. I realize you can't fit everyone, but my size is relatively average and compared to the excessive length of these particular sleeves - one would have to be approximately 6' tall - maybe I got a defective one; or maybe you designed it for really tall women only; or maybe it was a general lack of oversight in the design - I don't know. It won't deter me from continuing to buy Patagonia products however because when you do get it right, no other manufacturer can compare. I'll save up for the alterations since the jacket is otherwise quite nice. | |
| SiberPup at Patagonia on 09/04/2009 | |
Hmmmm | |
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| The color wasn't the same as shown on the website. There wasn't any white, just the mint green, which is really cute! The sizing is too big and it's not as warm or thick as I anticipated, since some of the reviews said they ski in it. The zippered cuffs are really neat and will keep the cold out. The description on the website says its windproof but the tags said it's partially windproof. I haven't worn it in cold weather yet, but I'm going to keep it and wish for the best! | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 07/01/2009 | |
great jacket but... | |
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| I ordered this jacket a few months ago, the fit was great but I did return it because the seam on the inside of the jacket by the wrists agitated/scratched my skin. I had my husband put his arm in to see if I was over reacting but it did the same thing to him. So it fit great, very flattering, but hopefully in the next generation of the jacket the seam will change. | |
| yosemitelover at Patagonia on 10/16/2008 | |
