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Stony Jkt Black Deep Ultramarine
Breathable waterproof jacket - Boys -
60 days to change your mindThe
This technical, high-performance kids' garment was designed to be as protective as adults' clothing.
Made with a
Its recycled
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- Ergonomic and adjustable hood
- Full YKK® zip opening
- Zipped chest pocket
- Front pockets with flap
- Ski pass pocket
- Interior mesh pocket
- Velcro adjustable cuffs
- Snow skirt
- Jacket-trouser interface
- Sealed seams
- "Grow-with-me" system, which allows the jacket to "grow" with child
- Membrane
- PFC-free
- 2-layer construction
- Oeko-Tex® and GRS® certification
- Regular cut
Materials:
- Main material: - 52% Recycled polyester, 48% Polyester
- Lining: Thermal Dry System, Nylon, Recycled polyester
- Insulation: Recycled Thermal STD
| Made from recycled polyester fibres, Thermal STD insulation guarantees warmth similar to that provided by down but it has the advantage of retaining heat more efficiently when it is wet. This insulation is lightweight and dries quickly. The higher the weight of the insulation, the more heat it provides. | |
| Made from recycled polyester, the Thermal™ Dry is a mesh fabric used as a lining to keep you warm and dry when you're active. It has a unique construction that has adapted to wick moisture away from the body where it sweats the most. | |
| This membrane is waterproof, breathable and windproof. It is extremely durable and designed to keep you dry in all weather conditions. Tested in the laboratory and in the field. | |
| Oeko-Tex® is a testing, auditing and certification system for environmentally friendly operations throughout the textile production chain. It includes all operationally relevant areas (management, production technologies, resource uses, quality assurance, safety precautions, social conditions etc.) in its sustainability review. In order to be certified according to the Oeko-TEX® standard, companies must meet defined criteria for their environmentally friendly production process which are also socially acceptable at all stages of production. |
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