Neoprene Sweater
€ 169,95including VAT
Available color(s)
ColorcombatSizing
Model is 1.91m and is wearing a size M (Chest 102cm).
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Features
Sweater Neoprene offers a straight fit with a raised collar and a chest zipper. Woven loops are added to the shoulders. This sweater is designed with multiple pockets at the sleeves. The upper pockets offer a snap closure, while the ones at the bottom show a Velcro strap. Both the waist and the cuffs can be tightened if preferred. The bounded 3D pocket at the front shoulder completes it.
Straight Fit
Raised neckline, short zip
Long sleeves, woven shoulder straps, Velcro closure at the wrist
Bounded 3D pocket at the front shoulder- Velcro closure
Flap pockets at upper sleeves- snap closure
Flap pockets at lower sleeves- Velcro closure
Straight hem- drawcord inside
Material
Duo Superstretch Neoprene Recycled
This highly stretchable fabric offers a matt sheen.
- 4-way stretch, ease of movement
- 88% Polyester (Recycled), 12% Elastane
- Recycled polyester is produced from post-consumer or post-industrial waste materials such as PET plastic bottles and apparel. Material that would otherwise have been sent to landfill or to incineration.
- Sleeves: 100% Cotton
Color
Combat
Washing Instructions
30°C normal processDo not bleachDo not tumble dryLine dry/hang to dryLow temperature iron 110°CDo not dry cleanWash inside out, Wash separately or with similar colours, Do not iron print, trims and accessories
Art nr: d20445-c875-723
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Environmental Impact
It is our ambition to continuously improve the environmental impact of our products. This overview displays the composition of this garment and ranks the fibers (in the main fabric of the garment) according to their environmental impact. The categories were defined by combining existing industry tools and scoring mechanisms. Learn more
- Polyester (Recycled)made from pre- or post-consumer plastic/polyester waste, of which PET bottles are the most common source. By giving discarded resources a new life we save raw materials, water, chemicals and energy.