Women's Happy Hike Studio Pants in Ink Black | Patagonia Bend

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Women's Happy Hike Studio Pants

Name: Women's Happy Hike Studio Pants
Brand: Patagonia
Price: 99.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Patagonia

SKU: 21218-INBK

$99.00

Color: Ink Black

Size: S

Women's Bottoms Size Chart & Fit Guide

Find your exact size using the body measurements below.
Measure twice, buy once and wear for a lifetime.

Alpha Size	Numeric Size	Numeric Size	Waist	Hip*
XXS	00	24	24.5 in	34 in
	0	25	25.5 in	35 in
XS	2	26	26.5 in	36 in
	4	27	27.5 in	37 in
S	6	28	28.5 in	38 in
	8	29	29.5 in	39 in
M	10	30	30.5 in	40 in
	12	31	32 in	41.5 in
L	14	32	33.5 in	43 in
	16	33	35.5 in	45 in
XL	18	34	37.5 in	47 in
	20	35	39.5 in	49 in
XXL	22	36	41.5 in	51 in

* Hips are usually the best size predictor, but if your waist measurement is larger, consider buying the size indicated by your waist.

Standard inseam may vary by product. Please see product page.

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Women's Happy Hike Studio Pants

Ink Black / S

Patagonia Bend

Pickup available, usually ready in 2 hours

1000 Northwest Wall Street
Suite 140
Bend OR 97703
United States

+15413233273

Patagonia Women's Happy Hike Studio Pants

$99.00

These versatile pants with a 26½" inseam now have a slimmer fit, a wide waistband, knit cuffs and a thigh pocket. They are made of lightweight, four-way stretch-woven fabric for comfort and freedom of movement. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn.

Specs & Features

• Lightweight 89% recycled polyester/11% recycled spandex blend with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish

• Soft, knitted, elasticized waistband allows for mobility and comfort

• Two drop-in front pockets with tonal double-needle stitch detail; two rear pockets (one with a secure zipper); one zippered thigh pocket

• Knit cuffs at the ankles can be pushed up to calves

• Mid-rise with a regular fit that's slimmer than previous seasons and has a tapered leg; if you purchased these awhile back, size up when buying this slimmer version

• Inseam length is 26½"

• Fair Trade Certified™ sewn, which means the people who made it earned a premium for their labor

Regular Fit

Neither slim nor oversized. Regular-fitting technical garments may be worn over heavier midlayers.

For more information visit our Size Guide.

Materials:

Body: 5.3-oz 89% recycled polyester/11% recycled spandex with four-way stretch and a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Waistband and cuffs: 6.3-oz 80% recycled nylon/20% spandex knit with miDori™ bioSoft for added wicking and softness, and HeiQ® Pure odor control. Body fabric is certified as bluesign® approved. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn

Country of Origin:

Made in Vietnam

Weight:

265.07 g (9.35 oz)

• Lightweight 89% recycled polyester/11% recycled spandex blend with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish

• Soft, knitted, elasticized waistband allows for mobility and comfort

• Two drop-in front pockets with tonal double-needle stitch detail; two rear pockets (one with a secure zipper); one zippered thigh pocket

• Knit cuffs at the ankles can be pushed up to calves

• Mid-rise with a regular fit that's slimmer than previous seasons and has a tapered leg; if you purchased these awhile back, size up when buying this slimmer version

• Inseam length is 26½"

• Fair Trade Certified™ sewn, which means the people who made it earned a premium for their labor

Regular Fit

Neither slim nor oversized. Regular-fitting technical garments may be worn over heavier midlayers.

For more information visit our Size Guide.

Materials:

Body: 5.3-oz 89% recycled polyester/11% recycled spandex with four-way stretch and a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Waistband and cuffs: 6.3-oz 80% recycled nylon/20% spandex knit with miDori™ bioSoft for added wicking and softness, and HeiQ® Pure odor control. Body fabric is certified as bluesign® approved. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn

Country of Origin:

Made in Vietnam

Weight:

265.07 g (9.35 oz)

Everything Patagonia makes has an impact on the planet.

Learn more about the materials and processes they use.

Fair Trade Certified™

An ever-growing number of our products are Fair Trade Certified™ for sewing, which means we pay a premium to the workers in the factories that make them. The Fair Trade program also helps to create better working conditions and safeguards against the use of child labor.

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bluesign® System

Every textile Patagonia uses is the result of a complicated manufacturing process, making it difficult for them to evaluate all the raw materials, dyes and chemical auxiliary materials each of their suppliers use. bluesign® technologies, based in Switzerland, helps with this analysis, working at each step in the textile supply chain to assess and approve chemicals, processes, materials and products that are safe for the environment, workers and customers.

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Recycled Nylon

Nylon is one of the strongest plastics we use in our products. When we need a super-lightweight fabric, nylon is vital for its strength. But nylon is a petroleum-based material, and producing it has a high cost in energy and greenhouse gases. Incorporating as much recycled nylon as we can lessens our dependence on virgin petroleum as a raw material source, helps eliminate discarded material and reduces greenhouse gas emissions from manufacturing.

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Recycled Polyester

An important fiber in Patagonia's line, polyester allows them to build lightweight materials that dry quickly and can be used in a variety of applications, including trail-running tops and yoga tights. Polyester also blends well with natural fabrics like cotton. But virgin polyester is derived from petroleum, which comes at a high environmental cost.

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Recycled Spandex

Spandex is a critical material in our products. Also known as elastane or Lycra, spandex is an elastic polymer (a type of plastic derived from petroleum) that makes garments and trims stretchy, which allows them to be formfitting and to provide freedom of movement. Unfortunately, extracting and refining the petroleum used to make this material pollutes land, air and water, and contributes to global warming.

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Patagonia Bend

We're a locally owned Patagonia partner shop that opened in May 2003. Some long-time Bend locals will remember that it was named Pandora’s Backpack for our first few years. In 2006 it shifted to become one of the first independent Patagonia shops in the country.

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