


Comfortable climbing trousers - Men -
Neo Pant M Drift Wood is a men's trouser by Nograd designed for climbing. Its loose and comfortable fit ensures great freedom of movement essential for your ascents.
This technical trouser is made from cotton and elastane of Italian origin, providing excellent stretch to accompany all your movements. It features a Magic Belt waistband for optimal support and an adjustable waist that adapts to your body shape. The pre-shaped knees guarantee better ergonomics and durability during intense movements. Practical, it includes two offset slash pockets and a welted back pocket to securely store your essentials. The drawcord at the leg hems allows for precise adjustment according to your needs.
Certified Oeko-Tex® and Better Cotton Initiative, these trousers are produced with respect for the environment and social conditions, ensuring responsible and sustainable quality. Lightweight and robust, they are ideal for your outdoor outings where performance and comfort are essential.



- Comfortable fit
- Magic Belt waistband
- 2 offset hip pockets
- 1 welted back pocket
- Drawcord at the leg hems
- Certified Oeko-Tex® and Better Cotton Initiative
Composition:
- 98% Cotton, 2% Elastane (origin Italy)
| Oeko-Tex® | Oeko-Tex® is a testing, auditing and certification system aimed at environmentally friendly operations throughout the textile production chain. It covers all relevant operational areas (management, production technologies, resource usage, quality assurance, safety precautions, social conditions, etc.) in its sustainability review. To be certified compliant with the Oeko-Tex® standard, companies must meet criteria related to environmentally responsible production processes and demonstrate social commitment at all stages of production. |
| Better Cotton Initiative | A global non-profit organisation, Better Cotton represents a comprehensive cotton sustainability programme worldwide. Its principles and criteria include crop protection, responsible water management, soil health, biodiversity enhancement, preservation of cotton fibre quality, decent work, and an effective management system. |