Passenger

Frequently Asked Questions

• What sets Passenger Clothing apart from other outdoor apparel brands?

  Passenger focuses on adventure-inspired design with a strong sustainability backbone — established in 2012, the brand prioritizes responsibly sourced materials (74% of the range meets their responsible-content threshold) and plants one tree for every order. Their collections emphasize travel-ready pieces made in Morocco that blend everyday wearability with outdoor performance.
• How does Passenger incorporate sustainable materials into its products?

  Passenger uses a mix of recycled and organic fibers across categories — for example many t-shirts, hoodies, and sweatshirts use a 50/50 blend of recycled pre- and post-consumer cotton and organic cotton — and counts items as “responsibly sourced” when at least 60% of their content meets that criteria. The brand also selects durable, low-impact fabrics (including water-resistant finishes and technical knits) to extend garment life and reduce waste.
• What’s the difference between Passenger’s Sherpa fleece and polar fleece collections?

  Sherpa fleece is plush and insulating, designed for cozy warmth and a soft hand that works well as a casual midlayer or standalone jacket, while polar fleece is lighter, more breathable, and more packable for active use and layering. Choose Sherpa for cold, comfort-first scenarios and polar fleece where weight, breathability, and quick-drying are priorities.
• Which Passenger pieces are best for road trips, camping, and multi-day hikes?

  For road trips and travel, Passenger’s travel kits, duffles, and packable outer layers are most useful; on camping and multi-day hikes, pair a weatherproof coat or jacket as your outer shell with a polar fleece midlayer for breathability or Sherpa for extra warmth. Base layers and tees with drirelease or recycled-cotton blends keep you comfortable on the move, and their backpacks/duffles are sized for multi-day packing.
• How does drirelease perform in Passenger garments and when should I choose it?

  drirelease is used for moisture-wicking, fast-drying comfort in tees and some hoodies, making it a good choice for active days, travel, or layered systems where quick drying and odor resistance matter. Opt for drirelease pieces when you expect sweat or variable activity levels and pair them with a fleece midlayer and weatherproof shell as needed.