Patagonia Tres.
So I was wondering about this and couldn't really find any info online. So I ended up contacting Patagonia's Customer Service (see full chat text below).
In summary; if you want to maximize warmth and weather protection; then Tres is probably your best bet - since it's very, very warm (equipped with a whooping 150 grams of down). Otherwise, I'd recommend you to base your decision on their looks above all else.
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Here's my chat with the awesome Patagonia Rep Alex
Alex (08.01.2020 17:09:54): Hello Canberk! My name is Alex. How may I help you today?
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:10:46): Hi Alex!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:10:51): Hey there!
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:10:53): I'm gathering information for a wide range of possible buyers of Women's Vosque and Tres Parkas (all for possibly different types of purposes), so I'd appreciate if you could share their technical & practical differences with me, as well as their most suitable intended uses. What are the advantages & disadvantages of one over the other?
Alex (08.01.2020 17:11:13): Sure, let me pull them up.
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:11:17): How do they compare in terms of warmth, breathability, durability, weather resistance and bagginess/fit?
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:11:19): Thank you!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:11:23): Of course!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:12:54): So the Tres Parka will be warmer and will weigh a little more. The outer shell on the Vosque is a little more durable, but not by much.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:13:03): Both are waterproof.
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:13:32): Alright
Alex (08.01.2020 17:13:38): The Tres Parka uses Down Insulation while the Vosque uses Synthetic Insulation too.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:14:05): Down won't stay warm if it soaks through if you're wearing just the inner layer on its own, synthetic will.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:14:51): But both inner layers are water resistant - so they'll repel light rain/snow for around an hour or two, or heavy rain/snow for about 5-10 minutes.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:15:20): That's basically all the major differences there!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:16:03): Did you have any other questions about these at all?
Alex (08.01.2020 17:16:23): Or about anything else?
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:16:46): Thank you so much Alex!
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:16:52): These are very, very helpful
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:16:56): How warmer is the Tres than the Vosque?
Alex (08.01.2020 17:16:58): You got it!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:17:16): It's noticeably warmer. Where do you live?
Alex (08.01.2020 17:17:21): Or where will these be used?
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:18:15): Ah I'm not looking to get them just for myself or a specific type of user
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:18:26): It's more for a wider range of buyers
Alex (08.01.2020 17:18:28): The Vosque will be more versatile then.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:18:32): Since it's less warm.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:19:03): You'll have a greater temperature range that you can wear it in, and if someone is in a colder part of the world, they can layer a light fleece under it in the winter.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:19:19): Then it'll be a Spring/Winter/Fall coat.
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:19:37): How many grams of down does the Tres have?
Alex (08.01.2020 17:19:39): The Tres is more ideal for just winter, it's a bit warm for Spring and Fall in a lot of places.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:19:41): Let me see.
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:19:48): Thank you!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:19:52): Sure thing!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:20:35): 150 grams
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:20:56): And it isn't equipped with any synthetic insulation, right?
Alex (08.01.2020 17:21:02): Not on the Tres, no.
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:21:23): What about the amount of down in Vosque?
Alex (08.01.2020 17:21:35): It doesn't have Down, it uses synthetic insulation.
Alex (08.01.2020 17:21:38): Let me see how much.
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:21:56): OK, I'm waiting, thank you!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:22:30): You got it!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:24:38): So synthetic insulation isn't measured by overall weight, it's measured by how much a 1 meter by 1 meter piece of the insulation weighs. In the Vosque, it uses 100 grams of synthetic insulation.
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:25:03): I see
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:25:11): I guess that's it, then
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:25:16): Thanks a lot Alex!
Canberk (08.01.2020 17:25:19): Have a great day
Alex (08.01.2020 17:25:22): You got it Canberk!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:25:32): You too! Let us know if you have any more questions come up!
Alex (08.01.2020 17:25:38): Thanks for chatting in! If you have a moment, I'd really appreciate it if you would take this quick survey: [link]
Canberk is 5'11" and 165 pounds, with an athletic build. Size Medium fits him perfectly across almost all brands and product lines.