80's Patagonia Fleece (M)
A rare early Synchilla pullover in a muted sage/olive green, one of the more understated and versatile colorways from the era. Features the classic spread collar, snap/button placket, contrast ribbed hem and cuffs, and the signature Synchilla double-faced pill-resistant fleece. Purple Patagonia label visible at the neck, consistent with late 80s / early 90s dating. The Synchilla launched in 1985 as Patagonia's breakthrough fleece, the first pill-resistant synthetic fleece, developed with Malden Mills (now Polartec). Original examples from this period are increasingly hard to find in good condition and are highly sought after by collectors. Very tiny stains on front and left armcuff + subtle marks on the back!
Chest width 61 cm
Front Length 67 cm
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Please be aware that sizes and fits vary greatly from brand to brand, and decade to decade. Instead of just following the garments' S/M/L labels, we recommend comparing the garments' measurements with a similar product you own and know fits you.
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A rare early Synchilla pullover in a muted sage/olive green, one of the more understated and versatile colorways from the era. Features the classic spread collar, snap/button placket, contrast ribbed hem and cuffs, and the signature Synchilla double-faced pill-resistant fleece. Purple Patagonia label visible at the neck, consistent with late 80s / early 90s dating. The Synchilla launched in 1985 as Patagonia's breakthrough fleece, the first pill-resistant synthetic fleece, developed with Malden Mills (now Polartec). Original examples from this period are increasingly hard to find in good condition and are highly sought after by collectors. Very tiny stains on front and left armcuff + subtle marks on the back!
Chest width 61 cm
Front Length 67 cm
Hot tip for buying vintage online
Please be aware that sizes and fits vary greatly from brand to brand, and decade to decade. Instead of just following the garments' S/M/L labels, we recommend comparing the garments' measurements with a similar product you own and know fits you.
