JACK WOLFSKIN Actamic pants
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- Product Code:
- 141839411
9,724 RUB
Properties
Design
- Size
- 128 sm
Other features
- Brand
- Jack Wolfskin
Description
Softshell pants for year round use.
For cool conditions year round, ACTAMIC PANTS are made from TEXASHIELD PRO SOFTSHELL OXFORD fabric, blending stretch mobility with protection from wind and light precipitation.
Ideal for hiking and everyday wear when fit and light protection are desired.
Features:
- stretchable kids softshell pants.
- windproof, highly water-repellent, breathable.
- 2 hip pockets.
- leg pocket.
- elastic waistband.
- articulated knees.
- integrated belt.
- weight:
330g (size 128).
- breathable.
- 128.
- 58.
- Lifestyle.
- Kids´ winter trousers.
- water repellent.
- reflective details.
- Boys.
- windproof.
- Girls.
Composition:
Style:
SHELL.
- FACE FABRIC:
94% POLYESTER, 6% ELASTANE, EXCEPT NON FIBROUS MATERIAL (CN).
- BACKING FABRIC:
100% POLYESTER.
- LINING:
100% POLYESTER.
Washing Cares:
CLOSE ALL ZIP AND FASTENERS.
- WASH INSIDE OUT WITH SIMILAR COLORS.
- DO NOT USE SOFTENER.
- HEAT TREATMENT RECOMMENDED FOR OPTIMUM FUNCTION.
For cool conditions year round, ACTAMIC PANTS are made from TEXASHIELD PRO SOFTSHELL OXFORD fabric, blending stretch mobility with protection from wind and light precipitation.
Ideal for hiking and everyday wear when fit and light protection are desired.
Features:
- stretchable kids softshell pants.
- windproof, highly water-repellent, breathable.
- 2 hip pockets.
- leg pocket.
- elastic waistband.
- articulated knees.
- integrated belt.
- weight:
330g (size 128).
- breathable.
- 128.
- 58.
- Lifestyle.
- Kids´ winter trousers.
- water repellent.
- reflective details.
- Boys.
- windproof.
- Girls.
Composition:
Style:
SHELL.
- FACE FABRIC:
94% POLYESTER, 6% ELASTANE, EXCEPT NON FIBROUS MATERIAL (CN).
- BACKING FABRIC:
100% POLYESTER.
- LINING:
100% POLYESTER.
Washing Cares:
CLOSE ALL ZIP AND FASTENERS.
- WASH INSIDE OUT WITH SIMILAR COLORS.
- DO NOT USE SOFTENER.
- HEAT TREATMENT RECOMMENDED FOR OPTIMUM FUNCTION.
