Cotopaxi Women's Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the Lagunas Jacket compare to the Pacaya 2.0 Insulated Hooded Jacket?

  The Lagunas is a lightweight, highly packable synthetic-insulated jacket designed for travel, backpacking, and as a midlayer, while the Pacaya 2.0 typically offers higher-loft RDS down and a hood for colder alpine use. Both use lightweight ripstop shells with a DWR finish, but Pacaya emphasizes lofted warmth and Lagunas emphasizes packability and better wet-weather resilience.
• How should I size and layer Cotopaxi women's outerwear for activities like ski touring, hiking, and travel?

  Cotopaxi generally uses a regular, layer-friendly fit—size to allow comfortable movement over a baselayer and, if you plan heavy layering, over a midlayer; consult product-specific size charts and reviews for fit nuances. For ski touring leave room for a lightweight insulating midlayer and a shell; for hiking prioritize mobility in shoulders and sleeves; for travel/packability choose pieces like the Lagunas that compress into their own pocket.
• What sustainability features and production practices does Cotopaxi use, and what is the Del Día collection?

  Cotopaxi prioritizes recycled and repurposed materials (recycled polyester insulation, recycled shell fabrics), ethical manufacturing practices, and directs a portion of revenue to poverty-fighting nonprofits. The Del Día collection repurposes fabric scraps into one-of-a-kind, bold color-block garments that retain the same functional construction and performance features as standard models.