Patagonia Baby Baggies™ Windbreaker Jacket Swallowtail Geo: Eddy Blue

Big Adventures Start Small – Eco-Friendly Protection for Little Explorers

The Patagonia Baby Baggies Windbreaker Jacket in Swallowtail Geo: Eddy Blue is made to move with your little one through breezy beach days, forest walks, or unexpected drizzles. Crafted from NetPlus® 100% recycled nylon, sourced from reclaimed fishing nets, this jacket actively helps reduce ocean plastic pollution while offering lightweight weather protection.

The jacket is treated with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish made without PFAS to fend off light rain and sea spray, and offers 40+ UPF sun protection—ideal for outdoor play. Its cheerful, nature-inspired Swallowtail Geo print makes it a standout piece for mini adventurers.

A removable hood, elasticised cuffs, and a protective zip garage keep comfort high, while three functional pockets (including a snap chest pocket) offer space for tiny treasures. Built to last and designed to pass down, the Baby Baggies Windbreaker includes a hand-me-down ID label to keep it in the family.

Key Features:

🧥 Lightweight & Packable – Made from recycled fishing nets (NetPlus®)
☀️ 40+ UPF Sun Protection – Built-in shield against harmful rays
💧 PFAS-Free DWR Finish – Sheds light rain without harsh chemicals
🎨 Swallowtail Geo: Eddy Blue Print – Colourful, coastal-inspired design
🧷 Three Pockets – Snap chest pocket + two handwarmers
🧢 Snap-Off Hood – Secure and removable for versatility
👶 Soft Elastic Cuffs – Keep out the wind while staying gentle on skin
🪡 Fair Trade Certified™ Sewing – Supporting the people who made it
📏 Regular Fit – Roomy enough for layering as your little one grows
🧼 Care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Do not bleach or iron.

Weight: 170g
Style Code: 60291 | SLGE
Origin: Made in Vietnam
Fabric:

• Body: 4.9oz 100% recycled nylon faille (NetPlus®)

• Pockets: 100% recycled polyester mesh

• bluesign® approved fabric

The Patagonia Baby Baggies Windbreaker is the go-to jacket for keeping little explorers comfy, protected, and planet-friendly—whether they’re toddling through Cornish dunes or splashing in garden puddles.