Patagonia

GRANITE CREST RAIN JACKET

3-layer rain jacket made from recycled fishing nets; H2No™ waterproof and breathable, PFAS-free, helmet-compatible hood. Packs into its own pocket.

290,00 €

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Size Guide How To Measure

If your measurements straddle two sizes, choose the smaller size for a more fitted fit, or the larger size for a looser fit. If your bust measurement and waist measurement are two different sizes, order the size indicated for your bust measurement instead.

How to measure ?

CHEST: measure around the widest part of the chest, keeping the tape horizontal.
WAIST: measure around the narrowest part of the waist (usually below the ribs), keeping the tape horizontal.
HIPS: measure around the widest part of the hips, keeping the tape horizontal.

Size	Numeric Size	Chest (cm)	Waist (cm)	Hip (cm)
XS	2	85	67	91
XS	4	88	70	94
S	6	90	72	97
S	8	93	75	99
M	10	95	77	102
M	12	99	81	105
L	14	104	86	110
L	16	109	91	114
XL	18	114	97	119
XL	20	119	102	124
XXL	22	124	107	130

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The Granite Crest Rain Jacket is ideal for all-day trail riding in wet conditions. Its high-performance fabric is made from 100% post-consumer recycled NetPlus® ripstop nylon, made from recycled fishing nets to reduce ocean plastic pollution. This 3-layer jacket meets the H2No™ standard and offers exceptional waterproofing and breathability. The fabric, membrane, and DWR (durable water repellent) finish are made without intentionally adding PFAS. Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ facility.

Details

3-layer 100% post-consumer recycled NetPlus® nylon ripstop shell made from recycled fishing nets to reduce ocean plastic pollution; with smooth jersey lining, waterproof/breathable membrane, and durable water repellent (DWR) finish; meets the H2No™ standard and provides exceptional waterproof and breathable performance; fabric, membrane, and durable water repellent (DWR) finish without intentionally added PFAS
Hood with laminated visor providing effective protection against rain, adjustable at two points for good visibility in bad weather, with or without a helmet
Front opening and chest pocket with water-repellent zips with zipper guards; two piped handwarmer pockets that do not interfere with a harness or backpack belt
Water-repellent, piped, two-way ventilation zips under the arms
Clean cuffs with self-fabric Velcro closure; the jacket packs into its own left-side chest pocket
Drawstring at the bottom of the garment, accessible from the front pockets, to protect you from the elements and reduce the volume of material under the belt of a backpack

Before Washing

✔ Turn clothes inside out → This helps protect the fabric and preserve prints or logos.
✔ Check the labels → Some fabrics require special care.
✔ Shake off dirt → Especially for hiking clothes, remove mud and debris before washing.

Washing Instructions

1. Use cold or lukewarm water (30°C max)

Hot water can damage synthetic fibers and elastic materials.

2. Choose a mild detergent

Avoid fabric softeners, as they can clog breathable materials and reduce moisture-wicking properties.
Prefer liquid detergent over powder to prevent residue buildup.

3. Use a gentle wash cycle

A delicate or sportswear program is ideal.
Do not overload the machine to allow proper rinsing.

4. Hand wash if needed

For delicate items (compression wear, technical fabrics), soak in lukewarm water with a bit of detergent, then rinse thoroughly.

Drying Instructions

Air dry whenever possible

→ Hang clothes in a well-ventilated area.

Avoid direct sunlight

→ It may weaken the fabric and fade colors.

Do not use a tumble dryer

→ High heat can shrink or damage sportswear elasticity.

Extra Tips:

Remove odors naturally → Add white vinegar (½ cup) or baking soda (1 tablespoon) to the wash.
Wash sportswear separately → Avoid mixing with cotton clothes, which can transfer lint.
Never leave sweaty clothes in the laundry basket for too long → Wash as soon as possible to prevent bacteria buildup.