The i-Run team says
Take it everywhere!
Embark on your adventures with peace of mind with the Patagonia Beanie. Compressible, it takes up minimal space to accompany you on all your outdoor sessions and protect you from the cold.
Made from recycled polyester, it enhances your performance while preserving natural resources. Comfortable, its material provides an unparalleled softness to keep you in the best conditions.
Its stretch fabric adapts perfectly to the shape of your head and its versatility allows you to wear it alone or under a helmet.
In the spirit of improving employees' living conditions, the manufacturing of this model is Fair Trade certified.
Key features of the Patagonia Beanie
- Soft material: comfort
- Recycled polyester: preserves natural resources
- Stretch fabric: fit
- Compressible: easily fits in a pocket
- Can be worn alone or under a helmet
- Fair Trade: respect for employees' living conditions
- 1% for the planet: at least 1% of sales goes to environmental organizations
- Unisex model
- One size fits all
- Colors: black and gray
Technologies
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Polyester Recyclé
The use of recycled polyester reduces our dependence on petroleum as a raw material source. It utilizes waste and reduces greenhouse gas emissions from production. It also helps promote a new recycling stream for polyester garments that can no longer be worn.
Virgin polyester naturally repels water and performs exceptionally well outdoors.
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Fair Trade Certified
In order to improve the living standards of the employees who make our products, Fair Trade is the first step towards fairer wages for the people within our supply chain.
We pay a premium for every Patagonia product that carries the Fair Trade Certified? label. This additional money is distributed directly to the factory workers. This program also promotes the health and safety of workers, as well as adherence to social and environmental standards. It also encourages dialogue between employees and management.
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1% pour la planète
At least 1% of sales goes towards helping hundreds of environmental organizations around the world, so they can remain vigilant and preserve what is irreplaceable.
