Patagonia Iron Forge Hemp Canvas Ranch Jacket vs Patagonia Nano Puff Vest

So you have two breast pockets, both of which have a button on them. Critical, you're going to need that for a wallet or something like that, keys, tw...

*Warmth and range: With a midweight long sleeve shirt underneath, I'm comfortable in the high 30s/lower 40s (F), and with a fleece underneath, you can go much lower. I live in northern New England and was able to forgo my heavy winter coat for this combination for most of last winter. On the flip side, with a t-shirt underneath, I'm comfortable in the low 60s (F).

[ Music ] built for long days, I'm job our men's Ironforge hemp campus tour coat is made from strong and supple Ironforge hemp canvas, a blend of indu...

What are your experiences with the durability of this jacket? I care for the things I own but I don’t believe I should have to baby the jacket for the price of it.

You know decidedly casual jacket because obviously you're not gon na dress. This up. That's been the one thing it can't do. Is it can't really dress u...

Of course all this tactile comfort would be a moot point if the jacket was too warm/not warm enough to comfortably wear in a variety of situations, which is where the zips come in (you can see all the zips in action [in this clip here]([URL REMOVED] All the zips coming together make the normally very warm jacket surprisingly comfortable in a wide temperature range, which is essential for my use cases.

If I expected to do day-to-day serious work or wanted to do significant layering underneath, I'd go with my normal size of large which would be quite roomy for me. I also found that shrinkage for this garment, even using hot water and a hot dryer (which is probably not recommended anyway) led to quite minimal shrinkage. Point being, don't buy excessively baggy expecting significant shrinking to happen. If you can dial your size in, this is a helluva of a great jacket that should last for years and years in all kinds of conditions

I'm 5' 10" and weigh 175. I have had loads of Patagonia jackets and vests. This is the first one I am returning for size. Medium was tight

One note is this thing is super heavy. Like wearing a weighted blanket. Nice and cozy. It fits baggy which is kinda nice for layering underneath

I could just put this back on or whatever so it has a little Clippy thing if you clip it to your harness. I'm not wearing my climbing harness now but ...

We also have a swing back for extra movement and a drop tail for coverage and draft here's. The men's Ironforge tent canvas pants jacket,

You can attach it to a harness if you are out climbing or to a backpack if you are hiking or you can stow it away if you are backpacking or traveling,...