Patagonia's “super warm and comfy” fleece I've been looking at is finally cheaper for Black Friday

Patagonia’s Men’s Retro Pile Half-Snap Pullover is one of those pieces that slips effortlessly into your cold-weather routine. It’s warm without being bulky, soft without feeling fragile and versatile enough for everything from brisk early-morning dog walks to everyday layering through winter.

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This Black Friday, it’s also cheaper than usual, making it far easier to justify adding a premium fleece to your wardrobe. It's down to $113.73; however, the pullover is only available in a small size for that much money. The good news is, the Endless Blue color is available in all sizes and also on offer, selling for $139.73!

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Patagonia Men’s Retro Pile Half-Snap Pullover: was $189 now $139.73 at REI

Warm, durable, easy to wear and part of a genuine Black Friday discount: if you’re after a fleece you’ll reach for every cold morning, Patagonia’s Retro Pile Half-Snap is an excellent pick.

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The pullover uses Patagonia’s plush recycled-polyester fleece, which traps heat far better than its laid-back appearance suggests. One reviewer summed it up neatly as a “warm and super comfortable fleece jacket”, while another praised its practical build, calling it “robust… dries quickly… good cut.”

Fans on Reddit often compare the Retro Pile to other Patagonia staples, with one wearer saying they were “wearing it right now… it’s a nice, warm, attractive fleece” and another remarking that it feels “probably warmer than the Better Sweater as it’s thicker.”

The tall collar, half-snap closure and big front pocket all add to its cold-weather appeal, giving it the kind of everyday utility you appreciate when the temperature drops.

The fit is described as regular across most retailers, and reviewers consistently recommend sticking to your normal size. It isn’t windproof or waterproof, but for cold mornings, commutes, school runs or layering under a shell, it hits the sweet spot. One long-term user even reported that it “performs as great as it did at the beginning,” aside from expected pilling over time.