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Patagonia | Swim Trunks | Men's Baggies Shorts - 5 in.
Patagonia | Swim Trunks | Men's Baggies Shorts - 5 in.
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Brief Description
The Patagonia M's Baggies Shorts - 5 in. are probably Patagonia's most iconic shorts. They've been in the catalog for decades because they do one thing very well: they work in and out of the water without you having to think about it. Made with NetPlus® recycled nylon from discarded fishing nets, with a quick-drying mesh lining and a PFAS-free water-repellent finish. You put them on to go to the beach in Cala Deià, then go up to Deià village for a drink, and continue your day without changing. It's that easy.
Key Features
- NetPlus® fabric from recycled fishing nets: the body is 4.9-oz 100% postconsumer recycled nylon faille, made from fishing nets recovered from the ocean. Every pair of Baggies helps reduce marine plastic pollution.
- PFAS-free DWR finish: durable water-repellent treatment made without intentionally added perfluorinated chemicals. Water beads up on the fabric and it dries quickly.
- Quick-drying mesh lining: 100% recycled polyester mesh that allows you to use Baggies as swimwear without needing to wear anything underneath.
- Elastic waistband with internal drawstring: comfortable and customizable fit. Easy to put on and take off in a second.
- Vertical side pockets with drain corners: pockets are oriented vertically to reduce drag in the water, and mesh corners allow water to drain and dry without accumulating moisture.
- Right rear pocket with flap and snap button: secure, low-profile closure to store keys or a wallet when you go into the water.
- 5" (12.7 cm) inseam length: the classic Baggies cut, neither too short nor too long.
- bluesign® certified: the body fabrics are approved under the bluesign® standard.
- Fair Trade Certified™: made in a factory where workers receive an additional premium for their labor.
Why choose these swim shorts?
- The shorts that do it all: Baggies are not just swim shorts. They are the shorts you put on in the morning and wear all day: beach, walk, terrace, supermarket. They dry so fast that you go from water to street without waiting.
- A Patagonia icon for a reason: they've been in the catalog for decades because they work. No trick: they are comfortable, last for years, dry quickly, and look good. That's why they have become a classic.
- Fishing nets turned into shorts: NetPlus® fabric is recycled nylon from fishing nets that would otherwise pollute the ocean. It's one of Patagonia's most powerful sustainability stories, and you're wearing it.
- Uniquely lightweight: at 204 g, they weigh less than a T-shirt. They roll up, fit in any bag, and take up hardly any space.
- Eight colors and prints this season: from classic Black w/Black to the most striking prints like Shelly Shelly: Mellow Melon or Jaguar Geo: Dolomite Blue. There's something for every style.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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What material are they made of?
The body is 4.9-oz 100% postconsumer recycled NetPlus® nylon faille from recovered fishing nets, with a PFAS-free DWR finish. The inner mesh lining is 100% recycled polyester. -
How much do they weigh?
204 g. -
Can they be used as swim shorts?
Yes. They have a quick-drying mesh lining, pockets with drainage, and water-repellent fabric. They work perfectly as swim shorts. -
How long do they take to dry?
They are quick-drying thanks to the lightweight nylon, DWR finish, and mesh lining. You get out of the water and they are practically dry in a short time. -
What is their length?
5-inch inseam (12.7 cm). This is the classic Baggies length. If you prefer them longer, Patagonia also offers the 7" Baggies Longs. -
How is the fit?
Elastic waistband with adjustable internal drawstring. The cut is loose and comfortable — they are "Baggies" for a reason. -
What are NetPlus® fishing nets?
NetPlus® is a program that collects discarded fishing nets from coastal communities in South America to recycle them and convert them into high-quality nylon. This prevents them from polluting the ocean and gives them a second useful life. -
How to wash them?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Air dry or tumble dry on low heat.
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