Submitted by kingofallnorway t3_yf4fgm in BuyItForLife
shannon_g t1_iu20i8g wrote
Reply to comment by kingofallnorway in Seeking recommendations on solid men's winter jackets by kingofallnorway
https://help.patagonia.com/s/article/Ironclad-Guarantee?_gl=1h4ii4o_gaODI4NTIyNTYzLjE2NjY5MTMyNzE._ga_1SYPSJZYJ5*MTY2NjkxMzI3MS4xLjEuMTY2NjkxMzI5MC4wLjAuMA..
That’s their guarantee. When i moved to Maryland i started with a down sweater which is great. It can be worn under a torrentshell rain jacket as well which is nice if it’s freezing rain etc. i also have a synthetic insulated jacket which is better for hiking and an insulated rain jacket for long periods in freezing rain/active snow. Best recommendation is figure out what you want to do most and then try a couple on at rei or somewhere if you can. Their staff are pretty knowledgeable. No one jacket can do everything amazing that’s why there are so many types. A good collection can be built over time and last a really long time
slapwerks t1_iu224mq wrote
I’ve had my down sweater for about 6 years. Last year it got a tear in it and a zipper pull got chewed by my dog. Patagonia fixed it up no questions asked.
2amIMAwake t1_iu2vqzy wrote
my dog chewed the pocket of one of my coats, i was wondering if pantagonia would have replaced that. thanks for your post, i may replace it with pantagonia now- it was an expensive coat and not warrantied at all.
slapwerks t1_iu44mwq wrote
I’ll add that I have a Patagonia store near me so I took it in directly. They offered to send it off to the manufacturer to replace the whole panel, or take it to a local tailor to fix the rip. I opted for the tailor.
When I got it back, I couldn’t tell it had ever been ripped and they had replaced the zipper pull which I hadn’t even asked them to do.
cankle_sores t1_iu5a56z wrote
Your dog tearing something up should never be on the manufacturer to fix. Abuse of lax policies hurts us all in the end.
2amIMAwake t1_iu6bfsr wrote
the poster said his dog chewed the pull and they repaired it. i think they were aware that wasn’t a manufacturer defect. i was surprised that type of damage was covered and if that was true i would buy that brand next time. i don’t believe any attempt to deceive was made by myself or the other poster - maybe pantagonia doesn’t care, maybe they don’t sort out how the damage occurred ? not sure why i felt the need to explain.
cankle_sores t1_iu2veyy wrote
I like a good guarantee so I dislike when ppl abuse one.
EDIT: Your dog tearing it up shouldn’t be on Patagonia to fix.
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