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Is Patagonia Wool? We checked 338 products.

Rarely — only 2.4% of Patagonia products contain wool.

338Products Analyzed
2.4%Containing Wool
56.3%Avg Wool when present
0100% Wool

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Patagonia wool?

Rarely — only 2.4% of Patagonia products contain wool.

Does Patagonia use wool?

Rarely — wool appears in 2.4% of the 338 Patagonia products we analyzed.

What percentage of Patagonia clothing is wool?

2.4% of Patagonia products contain wool. In those garments it averages 56.3% of the fabric composition.

How many Patagonia products are 100% wool?

We didn't find any Patagonia products that are 100% wool — the fibre is almost always blended.

How does Patagonia's wool use compare to other brands?

Across all 55 retailers we track, wool appears in 2.8% of products on average. Patagonia sits below that average at 2.4%.

When Patagonia uses wool, how much is in each garment?

Among the 8 Patagonia products that contain wool, the fibre makes up 56.3% of the garment on average.

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