Picture Daumy Kids Casaco
€ 134,95€ 89,95
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-33 %
Côr: black honey deep marine
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Detalhes de produto
Produção eco-friendly
Fabricados somente através de método eco-friendly
Material eco-friendly
Contêm materiais sustentáveis, como materiais reciclados e orgânicos
Artigo núm.
Coluna de água
- 10000 mm
Respirabilidade
- 10000 g
Isolamento
- Recycled Thermal STD lining (120 g/m² body, 80 g/m² sleeves, 40 g/m² hood)
Características da Roupa de Neve
- Todas as costuras seladas
- Capuz compatível com capacete
- Punhos ajustáveis
Género
- Crianças
Especificações de Material
- 52 % recycled polyester, 48 % polyester
Peso
- 800 g
Características do Material
- Resistente à água
- À prova de vento
Eco
- Materiais reciclados
Dimensionamento
- Tamanho de criança
Descrição de produto
Versatile children's jacket with a high proportion of recycled materials
The Picture Daumy Jacket for kids offers optimal protection for young adventurers. It has a 10,000 mm waterproof rating and 10,000 g breathability, keeping them dry and comfortable. The jacket is largely made from recycled polyester and includes a Teflon Ecoelite™ PFC-free coating for environmentally friendly water resistance. The recycled Thermal STD insulation ensures warmth, while practical features like the ski pass pocket, powder skirt, and grow-with-me system make it perfect for every adventure.
Features
- PFC-free Teflon Ecoelite™ coating
- Ergonomic hood with adjustable system
- Lycra wrist gaiters
- YKK® front zipper
- Adjustable cuffs with hook-and-loop closure
- Grow-with-me system for extended durability
Sobre a Picture
Three friends, all at turning points in their lives, get together and start a brand with one single vision: 100% committed responsibility and sustainability-driven eco-design. Fast forward 10 years and Picture have taken the snow sports scene by storm. Picture aim to produce high quality shred gear that will still allow our future generations to enjoy the same abundance of playgrounds as we do today.