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Get Shorty Short 2.0 Moss
Trail/running shorts - Women -
Other colors available
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Get Shorty Short 2.0 Moss women's shorts from the brand Circle embody the perfect blend of performance, comfort, and ethical commitment.
The brand maintains the same technical performance as the first version while updating the design. Designed to provide optimal support, it features a firm and stable support waistband that hugs the waist, ensuring a lasting fit during your most intense efforts. A side pocket adds discreet functionality, allowing you to securely store your small essentials.
Its innovative composition offers great elasticity while providing a sculpting effect, excellent shape retention, and increased resistance to wear. You will therefore enjoy exceptional freedom of movement across all terrains.
Made in Portugal from high-quality materials sourced in Europe, these leggings also meet environmental standards and attest to the quality of their manufacturing.
- Firm and stable support belt
- Side patch pocket
- Shaping fabric without being restrictive
- Certified GRS, Oeko-Tex® Standard 100
- Fabric sourced in Europe (Slovenia, Ireland)
- Fair Made traceability score of 5/5
Composition :
- 65% Regenerated Polyamide Econyl® StayClean, 35% Lycra® Elastane
| OEKO-TEX® | Oeko-Tex® is a testing, auditing, and certification system designed for environmentally friendly operations throughout the textile production chain. It covers all relevant operational areas (management, production technologies, resource use, quality assurance, safety precautions, social conditions, etc.) in its sustainability assessment. To be certified compliant with the Oeko-Tex® standard, companies must meet criteria related to environmentally responsible production processes and be socially acceptable at all stages of production. |
| FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ | The Fair Trade Certified™ label represents the first step towards fairer wages for people within their supply chain. Without owning any factories to manufacture their products, they have limited control over the amounts their workers receive. However, through the Fair Trade programme, they can supplement workers' wages by providing benefits that improve their quality of life. |
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