Today in Gear: September 7, 2015

Patagonia’s new Snap-T, just the right amount of tweed, Craghoppers’ durable trousers and more.

By Gear Patrol

Published September 7, 2015

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Updated August 25, 2022

Patagonia’s new Snap-T, just the right amount of tweed, Craghoppers’ durable trousers and more.

On the Radar

Reveals, New Launches and Gear

Patagonia Men’s Down Snap-T Pullover

The Sanp-T pullover is arguably Patagonia’s most iconic piece ever produced. For Fall/Winter 2015, they have launched an all-new line of Snap-T’s featuring their heritage logo. The Down Snap-T Pullover uses a 44 percent recycled polyester with DWR shell to keep the 600-fill-power-traceable duck down dry. The piece is wind-resistant to keep you warm and toasty on those early mornings at the lake.

Buy Now: $199

Craghoppers Wetherby Trouser

Craghoppers’ new heritage line includes the Wetherby Trouser. With reinforced knees, it’s a tough pant designed to go anywhere.

Buy Now: ~$84

Christian Woo Stool Series

Christian Woo’s new stools are the perfect seats to relax and enjoy a few pours of Scotch.

Buy Now: $1,050

Stormy Kromer x Harris Tweed Collection

Tweed in moderation is a good thing; remember this while you peruse Stormy Kromer’s new Harris Tweed collection.

Learn More: Here

Public School x Tumi Medium Trip Packing Case

The perfect bag to hold all of your essentials for the extended weekend.

Buy Now: $945

Berghaus Baffin Island Jacket

Whether you’re planning a hike on Denali or simply preparing for cooler weather, Berghaus’s waterproof shell is a good option for your travels.

Learn More: Here

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