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Patagonia's lightweight and quick to dry Capilene socks, these can be worn alone in hot, humid weather or as a liner in cold conditions. A blend of 73... Read More at Patagonia
Hiking the Atitl???n Volcano in Guatemala is an exercise in sun-management. Our Bimini is up to the task. It provides complete sun protection on land ... Read More at Patagonia
When you can't bring along a shade tree, take a Broadbill. With two bills and an easy-venting polyester mesh crown, it's the shadiest hat we make. The... Read More at Patagonia
Liners take the brunt of our rambles. They add lightweight warmth in cold conditions, reduce chafing when paired with a sock, and keep feet dry and co... Read More at Patagonia
Inspired by diverse topography, these multipurpose socks feature ankle protection, a Lintoe? for chafe-free toe comfort and variable-knit construction... Read More at Patagonia
In the late 19th century BB (before Baggies), women hiked and climbed in long skirts and a bonnet. The most daring ones went up in their bloomers. Tod... Read More at Patagonia
Socks for the restless spirit. Our most versatile version features a variable-knit, felted merino wool construction to increase cushion to the heel an... Read More at Patagonia
The robust and stretchy Bandha Top is made from a soft jersey-knit of 92% nylon and 8% spandex that feels cool against the skin, wicks moisture, and d... Read More at Patagonia
