Patagonia W's R1 Lite Yulex Short
Patagonia W's R1 Lite Yulex Short

Patagonia

W's R1 Lite Yulex Short

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Size Guide - Patagonia Women's Apparel

Women's Tops & Bottoms

Alpha Size Numeric Size Chest* Waist Hip**
XXS 00 31.5 in 24.5 in 34 in
0 32.5 in 25.5 in 35 in
XS 2 33.5 in 26.5 in 36 in
4 34.5 in 27.5 in 37 in
S 6 35.5 in 28.5 in 38 in
8 36.5 in 29.5 in 39 in
M 10 37.5 in 30.5 in 40 in
12 39 in 32 in 41.5 in
L 14 41 in 34 in 43.25 in
16 43 in 36 in 45 in
XL 18 45 in 38 in 47 in
20 47 in 40 in 49 in
XXL 22 49 in 42 in 51 in

Size Guide - Patagonia Women's Apparel

Women's Tops & Bottoms

Alpha Size Numeric Size Chest* Waist Hip**
XXS 00 31.5 in 24.5 in 34 in
0 32.5 in 25.5 in 35 in
XS 2 33.5 in 26.5 in 36 in
4 34.5 in 27.5 in 37 in
S 6 35.5 in 28.5 in 38 in
8 36.5 in 29.5 in 39 in
M 10 37.5 in 30.5 in 40 in
12 39 in 32 in 41.5 in
L 14 41 in 34 in 43.25 in
16 43 in 36 in 45 in
XL 18 45 in 38 in 47 in
20 47 in 40 in 49 in
XXL 22 49 in 42 in 51 in

Wetsuit Bottoms by Patagonia

• Patagonia W's R1 Lite Yulex Short
• 85% Yulex natural rubber, 15% synthetic polymer rubber
• Lining: stretchy Jersey, 100% recycled polyester
• Lining thickness: 2 mm
• Bust and thighs: 95% polyester (51% recycled), 5% elastane
• Bust thickness: 2 mm
• Natural alternative to neoprene
• Reduces carbon impact by 80%
• Renewable rubber from Rainforest Alliance certified forests
• Mass-dyed, saves 100L of water
• Comfortable
• High-performance
• Fair Trade certified

Patagonia

Yvon Chouinard, Patagonia’s founder, got his start as a climber in 1953 as a 14-year-old member of the Southern California Falconry Club. Patagonia's values reflect those of a business started by a band of climbers and surfers, and the minimalist style they promoted. At Patagonia, they appreciate that all life on earth is under threat of extinction. They're using they resources we have—their business, their investments, their voice and their imaginations—to do something about it.