Does Patagonia Synchilla run big?

It runs a little big, so buying a size down is definitely something to consider. It’s also a little on the expensive side, but with Patagonia products you know you’ll always be paying for an unrivaled quality that is rarely seen in other clothing brands today.

Why is it called Synchilla?

By 1981, Mills was collaborating with a relatively unknown company named Patagonia to introduce this first-generation fleece to the outdoor market. They called it Synchilla, as in “synthetic chinchilla.”

What is Patagonia Synchilla made of?

The primary materials that comprise Patagonia synchilla fleece are 100% recycled polyester fleece, a synthetic material made from plastic, Spandex, polyurethane plastic, plastic buttons, nylon trim, and the colored dye.

Is Synchilla waterproof?

The Water-Resistant Shelled Synchilla® Cap protects anglers from the dreaded wet-head and the even more dreaded frozen-head, neither of which is conducive to a good time on the water.

How should the Patagonia synchilla fit?

The sleeves extend past the hands, and, for Patagonia, the Lightweight Synchilla is certainly a baggier fit if you order your standard size. I own a small Synchilla (different model) and it fits well, but the medium worked beautifully as a fleece to layer over a wool baselayer.

Does Patagonia synchilla shrink?

Hey Samantha, we wouldn’t suggest this because Synchillas are made of polyester which doesn’t tend to shrink. Also, high heat and and hot water can cause some pilling in knit garments.

Is Synchilla soft?

The Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T has blanket-like softness and comfort.

When did Patagonia start making Synchilla?

1985
Given how ubiquitous Patagonia’s Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover is, it’s easy to forget that when the company first introduced it in 1985, it was revolutionary. Far harder to imagine that, in all the years since, one of its few features is still mostly unknown.

Is Patagonia synchilla soft?

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Are Synchillas warm?

They’re all pretty close in warmth, all durable pieces, and none offer substantial breathability for athletic use, except maybe the Performance for low-intensity use (or maybe moderate intensity use if you tend to run substantially colder than the average person). Synchilla – classic collegiate look, timeless.