Patagonia T-shirts, split three ways: the recycled Responsibili-Tee, cotton tees including the P-6 Logo and '95 Oval Logo, and Capilene Cool shirts for running and hiking. The Responsibili-Tee is the one to know — a
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Patagonia T-Shirts FAQs
Patagonia's recycled T-shirt: a 50/50 blend of recycled cotton and post-consumer recycled polyester, made from around 4.8 plastic bottles and a third of a pound of cotton offcuts. Against a conventional cotton tee that is 96% less water and 45% less CO2. The fabric is bluesign approved and the shirts are sewn in Fair Trade Certified factories.
It is the outline of Mount Fitz Roy, a peak in the Patagonia region of South America that the company is named after. It has been the label's primary mark for decades and appears across most of this range in short sleeve, long sleeve and pocket versions.
The Responsibili-Tee is a regular fit and runs slightly roomy — the shoulders and sleeves sit well but the body is fuller than a modern slim tee, which some people find boxy. If you want it closer to the body, consider sizing down. The Capilene shirts are cut trimmer, since they are made to be moved in.
A Responsibili-Tee is a recycled cotton-blend T-shirt for everyday wear. Capilene is synthetic, quick-drying and treated to control odour, made for running, hiking and multi-day trips where a cotton tee would stay wet. Take the Responsibili-Tee to wear; take the Capilene to move in.
The factory that sewed the shirt is independently certified, and Patagonia pays a premium on top of the cost of the garment that goes directly to the workers there. They decide collectively how it is used — as a cash bonus, or invested in community projects. It applies to the whole Responsibili-Tee range.












