Womens Travel Clothes

Bridge the Seasons with Three Patagonia Pieces

Jill Robinson By Jill Robinson
May 23, 2025 3 min read
Patagonia Nano-Air Ultralight Full-Zip Hoody

It’s easier to pack when the weather is the exact same for your entire trip. But when you’re traveling in shoulder season, or are visiting a destination that’s known for beautifully sunny skies and the occasional rain shower, you have to mix things up a little.

 

Stick to simplicity with the

Sunny Tide One-Piece

swimsuit. The full-coverage, strappy tank is secure enough to indulge in paddle sports, surfing, swimming, and running around on the beach. If choosing a solid color, the soft, stretchy fabric is 83% recycled nylon/17% spandex, and is fully lined in self fabric. The thing I like the most about the straps is that they rest away from the neck, so you won’t constantly be yanking on them when you need more movement. The suit has a mid-hip fit and has moderate coverage in the seat. Get it for $139 on the

Patagonia site

in black or tidal teal.

 

Boardshorts are a constant necessity for me, whether I’m surfing, paddling, or need a quick cover-up so I can run to the store. Check out the women’s

Wavefarer 5-inch Boardshorts

, which have the perfect inseam length for pretty much anything. They’re made with a quick-drying 4-ply NetPlus 100% post-consumer recycled nylon faille that happens to come from recycled fishing nets. The fabric includes a durable water-repellent finish made without added PFAS. The three-piece, self-lined waistband contours to hips, and the self-draining right rear pocket has an internal key loop and plastic zipper closure. It lists for $75 on the

Patagonia site

, and comes in tidal teal, black, buttercup yellow, abundant blue print, marion red print, and undersea black print.

 

If you’re not sure what the weather will bring, the women’s

Nano-Air Ultralight Full-Zip Hoody

is the perfect layer to pack along on any adventure. The lightweight jacket has a 100% recycled polyester ripstop shell and lining fabric that’s stretchy, breathes well, resists abrasion, and has a durable water-repellent finish made without added PFAS. Breathable underarm panels vent heat and resist bulk. The jacket cuffs are stretchy and soft, with a moisture-wicking and quick-drying Capilene Cool lightweight fabric. The hood fits with and without a helmet.

 

The jacket has a slim fit, so it’s comfortable under a harness and backpack, and when you want to pack it into a day-bag, you can stuff the entire thing into the low-profile chest pocket. It lists for $249 on the

Patagonia site

, and comes in smolder blue (pictured) and abundant blue.