men's sweater vest

Ultralight, highly compressible core insulation for cold mountain pursuits.

Ultralight, highly compressible core insulation for cold mountain pursuits.

Ultralight, highly compressible core insulation for cold mountain pursuits.

Ultralight, highly compressible core insulation for cold mountain pursuits.

Marmot Guides Down Vest (Fall 2008) - Men's The Men's Guides Down Vest by Marmot Features: Shell: Ardent P-160R DWR Lining: Eclipse N-150WR Insulation: 650+ Fill Goose Down I...

Patagonia Men's Down Vest - The best way to keep your fingers warm is to keep your torso covered. Only when the core is challenged does it steal heat from the extremities.

Ultralight, extremely compressible core insulation for cold mountain pursuits. Exclusive shell fabric is superlight, windproof, and water-repellent with a high tear-strength.

Patagonia Men's Down Vest - The best way to keep your fingers warm is to keep your torso covered. Only when the core is challenged does it steal heat from the extremities.

Patagonia Men's Down Vest - The best way to keep your fingers warm is to keep your torso covered. Only when the core is challenged does it steal heat from the extremities.

Keep the Cold at Arm's Length Just as soft and insulating as your favorite cardigan, our lambswool vest gives you more flexibility - and less bulk - than standard sweaters.

Patagonia Men's Down Vest - The best way to keep your fingers warm is to keep your torso covered. Only when the core is challenged does it steal heat from the extremities.

Patagonia Men's Down Vest - The best way to keep your fingers warm is to keep your torso covered. Only when the core is challenged does it steal heat from the extremities.

Patagonia Men's Down Vest - The best way to keep your fingers warm is to keep your torso covered. Only when the core is challenged does it steal heat from the extremities.

From unattractive safety glasses to bright fluorescent vests, safety gear that's made for the work place usually doesn't look that great.

Patagonia Men's Down Vest - The best way to keep your fingers warm is to keep your torso covered. Only when the core is challenged does it steal heat from the extremities.