Patagonia

Hi-Loft Down Sweater Hoodie - Infants'

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I put this on a baby in my family for a cold winter outing and the 700-fill recycled down kept them genuinely warm without the stiff, restrictive feel of heavier infant jackets. The insulated hood added coverage without overwhelming a small head, and the zippered pockets were a nice bonus for keeping tiny hands warm."

Winter outings with infants require gear that works as hard as the parents bundling them up, and the Patagonia Hi-Loft Down Sweater Hoodie delivers warmth that punches well above its 8.7-ounce weight. Seven hundred fill recycled duck and goose down lofts generously inside a recycled NetPlus nylon ripstop shell, creating a jacket that traps serious heat without the bulk that makes wriggling infants hard to dress. A PFAS-free DWR finish on both the face fabric and the silky recycled polyester taffeta lining sheds light moisture and keeps the down performing when the weather turns damp.

A fixed insulated hood extends coverage over small heads on the coldest days, and zippered hand pockets give tiny fingers somewhere warm to retreat between outdoor moments. Built from recycled materials throughout including NetPlus nylon sourced from postconsumer fishing nets, the Hi-Loft Down Sweater Hoodie reflects Patagonia's commitment to making gear that protects both the little ones wearing it and the planet they are growing up in.