Passenger Women's Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• What materials does Passenger use to make its women's clothing more sustainable?

  Passenger leans heavily on organic cotton, recycled cotton, and recycled polyester (including fabrics made from plastic bottles and fishing nets) plus NetPlus® recycled nylon to lower lifecycle impacts. About 74% of the range uses at least 60% responsibly sourced materials, and many pieces combine recycled fibers with durable construction to extend garment life.
• What defines Passenger's relaxed, slightly oversized fits and how should I approach sizing?

  Passenger designs favor relaxed, slightly oversized silhouettes to allow easy layering and full range of motion, with details like articulated sleeves and articulated knees in technical pieces for mobility. Because cuts vary by category and style, check the specific product measurements and size guides—relaxed doesn’t mean one-size-fits-all, so use the provided measurements for the best fit.
• What construction features and hardware make Passenger gear trail-ready and durable?

  Key durability features include double-stitched hems, robust ribbing, flatlock seams to prevent chafing, reinforced articulation points, and YKK zippers and secure zip pockets for trail use. Many outer layers also use abrasion-resistant fabrics and thoughtful details like fleece-lined pockets and adjustable cuffs/hems to hold up on multi-day trips.
• Which technologies does Passenger use for moisture, odor and temperature management?

  Passenger incorporates drirelease® for fast-drying, moisture-wicking performance; Polygiene StayFresh® for odor control in frequently worn pieces; and Polartec® options in fleeces for efficient thermal regulation. Combined with breathable slub organic cotton and recycled polyester blends, these technologies help pieces perform across variable conditions.
• How does Passenger balance outdoor performance with everyday style across its product range?

  Passenger blends technical features—4-way stretch, PFC-free DWR on lightweight jackets, articulated construction, and performance fabrics—with relaxed silhouettes and soft textures so garments move seamlessly from hikes to casual wear. The result is versatile pieces like breathable tees, midlayers, and softshells that prioritize comfort and sustainability without sacrificing trail-ready details.