W's Nano Puff Jkt Thin Ice
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No subject to promotional offersThe brand's women's insulated
It offers optimal insulation thanks to its PrimaLoft® Gold Eco synthetic filling, which combines warmth, breathability and moisture resistance, ideal for staying dry even during intense activity. Its brick-pattern quilting and quilted side panels stabilise the insulation while improving mobility thanks to a cut designed for comfort around the shoulders and elbows. Its recycled polyester outer finish with a PFC-free water-repellent treatment provides effective protection against light rain and wind.
Its eco-friendly manufacture is integrated with recycled materials and Fair Trade Certified™ certification, which guarantees a positive social impact. With its zipped Hand warmers, interior storage pocket and drawstring waist, this technical, lightweight jacket is a high-performance, durable choice for demanding sportswomen.
- Comfort, insulation, wind and water repellency
- Abrasion resistant brick pattern quilting
- Narrow horizontal side padding for heat retention
- Front zip with inner storm flap and zip guard
Brick quilted pattern and horizontal quilted side panels stabilise the insulation
Improved shoulder fit and Elbow articulation for greater mobility
- 2 Zipped hand warming pockets with zip protectors
- Inner zipped chest pocket that serves as a storage pocket
- Rounded lower back
- Improved armholes for greater comfort
- Drawcord at the waist
- This model is Bluesign® and Fair Trade Certified™
Materials:
- Exterior: 100% recycled Polyester - 20D - 47 g/m2
- Lining: 100% recycled Polyester - 22D - 44 g/m2
- Insulation: 100% recycled Polyester with technology
- PFC-free water-repellent treatment
| P.U.R.E. is a technological process that uses air as opposed to heat to stabilise insulation during the thermal bonding process. This reduces CO2 emissions by 50% | |
| FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ | The brand pays a premium for each Fair Trade Certified™ product bearing the Patagonia logo. This extra money goes directly to the factory workers who decide how to spend it themselves. This program promotes the health and safety of workers as well as respect for social and environmental standards. This also encourages dialogue between management and employees. |
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