Patagonia Classic Retro-X Vest

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The Classic Retro-X Vest is a fleece vest made by Patagonia. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Patagonia Men's Classis Retro-X Vest (Fall 2007) Slip the Retro-X Vest by Patagonia over a flannel for battling the icy roads leading to Alta's powdery throne. A breathable and weightless windproof barrier sandwiched between cozy fleece on the outside and a Capilene brushed-mesh lining keeps body heat in and winter's chill out. Collar and side pockets are lined with moisture-wicking lightweight fleece for comfort; a Supplex chin flap adds extra protection. With soft edging against the zipper and surrounding the armhole openings and hem for a finished look. The vertical-zip chest pocket holds lunch money and ski pass. Streamlined, nonbulky fit. Features: Weight: 13.5 oz. / 383 grams Fabric: 1/4in. Synchilla polyester pile (78%) recycled fiber) with brushed polyester mesh lining. Breathable/Windproof Barrier; PEF ; Trim: Supplex nylon Ideal Uses: Bouldering, rock climbing, around camp Revised regular fit: less bulky with room for layering Breathable/windproof PEF (performance-enhancing film) barrier sandwiched between cozy recycled fiber polyester fleece on the outside and a moisture-wicking brushed polyester lining Vertical zippered chest pocket Zippered handwarmer pockets lined with a moisture-wicking brushed polyester mesh We are not able to ship Patagonia products outside the US because of that other thing."

From Patagonia:
"Slip the Retro-X vest over a flannel for battling the icy roads leading to Alta?s powdery throne. A breathable and weightless windproof barrier sandwiched between cozy fleece on the outside and a Capilene? brushed-mesh lining keeps body heat in and winter?s chill out. Collar and side pockets are lined with moisture-wicking lightweight fleece for comfort; a Supplex? chin flap adds extra protection. With soft edging against the zipper and surrounding the armhole openings and hem for a finished look. The vertical-zip chest pocket holds lunch money and ski pass. 100% recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Patagonia Classic Retro-X VestSlip the Retro-X vest over a flannel for battling the icy roads leading to Alta’s powdery throne.Slip the Retro-X vest over a flannel for battling the icy roads leading to Alta’s powdery throne. A breathable and weightless windproof barrier sandwiched between cozy fleece on the outside and a Capilene® brushed-mesh lining keeps body heat in and winter’s chill out. Collar and side pockets are lined with moisture-wicking lightweight fleece for comfort; a Supplex® chin flap adds extra protection. With soft edging against the zipper and surrounding the armhole openings and hem for a finished look. The vertical-zip chest pocket holds lunch money and ski pass. 100% recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program.Features:Breathable/windproof barrier sandwiched between cozy recycled polyester fleece on the outside and a moisture-wicking brushed polyester mesh lining A vest that has the ability to keep your core warm in freez"

From RockCreek:
"The Men's Classic Retro-X Vest from Patagonia is a vest that has the ability to keep your core warm in freezing weather. Slip the Retro-X vest over a flannel for battling the icy roads leading to Alta's powdery throne. A breathable and weightless windproof barrier sandwiched between cozy fleece on the outside and a Capilene brushed-mesh lining keeps body heat in and winter's chill out. Collar and side pockets are lined with moisture-wicking lightweight fleece for comfort; a Supplex chin flap adds extra protection. With soft edging against the zipper and surrounding the armhole openings and hem for a finished look. The vertical-zip chest pocket holds lunch money and ski pass. 100% recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program."