5 Patagonia summer apparel deals I’d buy right now — starting at $16
Summer essentials are up to 54% off
With the warm weather starting to kick into high gear, now is a great time to stock up on summer essentials, like shorts, bathing suits and sun protection. And, thanks to Patagonia's summer apparel sale, you don't have to break the bank on some of my favorite outdoor accessories.
Deals start under $20 and include a wide variety of stylish and comfortable hats, like the Fitz Roy Icon Trad Cap, Horizons Trucker Hat and Surf Trad Cap. All three are marked down to just $18 from $39 and are available in lots of color choices. Find these and other great Patagonia deals below.
Patagonia summer apparel sale – quick links
- Patagonia UPF Sun Mask: was $35 now $16 @ Patagonia
- Patagonia Fitz Roy Icon Trad Cap: was $39 now $18 @ Patagonia
- Patagonia Hydropeak Boardshorts: was $75 now $36 @Patagonia
- Patagonia Wavefarer Walk Shorts: was $75 now $36 @ Patagonia
- Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Rain Jacket: was $179 now $88 @ Patagonia
Patagonia summer apparel sale
Patagonia UPF Sun Mask: was $35 now $16
I swear by this simple yet versatile piece, regardless of the season. One of my favorite affordable hiking accessories. The Patagonia gaiter provides 40+ UPF sun protection and is ridiculously soft, lightweight, stretchy and comfortable. I tend to wear it while on outdoor adventures to keep the sun off my neck but you can also pull it up over your head for extra protection.
Patagonia Fitz Roy Icon Trad Cap: was $39 now $18
With a wide selection of unisex hats marked down by 50%, the Fitz Roy Icon Cap in Mystery Mauve is my favorite. However, if you're more of a trucker hat person, four versions of the Fitz Roy Horizons Trucker Hat are on sale. The Surf Trad Cap is another cool option featuring original artwork and is available in three designs.
Patagonia Hydropeak Boardshorts: was $75 now $36
Patagonia makes exception boardshorts, IMHO. And while the Hydropeak is a bit different from my current pair, the $36 price tag is hard to argue with. They also come in three groovy styles and are made from a stretchy, lightweight, quick-dry material.
Patagonia Wavefarer Walk Shorts: was $75 now $36
The Patagonia Wavefarer Walk Shorts are designed to function as both boardshorts and lightweight athletic shorts. Double the functionality for half the price? What's not to love? By the way, they're also super comfy and treated with Durable Water Repellent.
Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Rain Jacket: was $179 now $88
It's always a good idea to pack for inclement weather when heading out into the great outdoors, even if there's none in the forecast. And though Patagonia makes lighter jackets than the Toirrentshell, this packable, 14-ounce bad boy offers an exceptional amount of waterproofing at a great price. Particularly for 50% off.
Looking for more sweet deals on outdoor gear and summer-related goodies? Look no further. You can save big on Sketchers footwear, including sandals and flats, as well as Allbirds sneakers. For workout apparel, check out the big Adidas sale happening at Amazon now.
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Dan Bracaglia is the Tom’s Guide editorial lead for all things smartwatches, fitness trackers and outdoor gear. With 15 years of experience as a consumer technology journalist testing everything from Apple Watches to instant cameras, Dan is deeply passionate about helping readers save money and make informed purchasing decisions. In 2024 so far, Dan’s tested dozens of wearables, including the latest devices from Apple, Google, Garmin, Fitbit and Samsung.
An avid outdoor adventurer, Dan is based in the U.S. Pacific Northwest where he takes advantage of the beautiful surroundings every chance he gets. A lover of kayaking, hiking, swimming, biking, snowboarding and more, he also makes every effort to combine his day job with his passions. When not assessing the GPS and heart rate accuracy of the latest Fitbit, you can find him photographing Seattle’s vibrant underground music community.