Piz Segnas Jacket W
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Piz Segnas Jacket W

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Piz Segnas Jacket WBeschreibung An Powder Tagen hat die Swisswool PIZ SEGNAS JACKET fr Damen ihren groen Auftritt. Auf das Wichtigste reduziert und trotzdem hochfunktional, spendet diese leichte, lssig geschnittene Isolationsjacke auch bei hochwinterlichen Verhltnissen wohlige Wrme unter einer Hardshell oder an wrmeren Tagen auch als uere Lage. Mit ihrer 90 g m Swisswool Wattierung an der Front, am Rcken, den Schultern und den rmel Auenseiten gehrt sie zu den wrmeren

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An Powder-Tagen hat die Swisswool PIZ SEGNAS JACKET für Damen ihren großen Auftritt.

Auf das Wichtigste reduziert und trotzdem hochfunktional, spendet diese leichte, lässig geschnittene Isolationsjacke auch bei hochwinterlichen Verhältnissen wohlige Wärme unter einer Hardshell oder an wärmeren Tagen auch als äußere Lage.

Mit ihrer 90 g/m² Swisswool-Wattierung an der Front, am Rücken, den Schultern und den Ärmel-Außenseiten gehört sie zu den wärmeren Unterziehjacken von ORTOVOX. An den Seiten, den Ärmelinnenseiten und den Achseln kommt eine leichtere 60 g/m² Füllung zum Einsatz – dadurch bietet die Jacke optimale Bewegungsfreiheit sowie höchsten Klimakomfort und ist kompakt packbar.

Zusammen mit den dezenten Kragen- und Ärmelabschlüssen hält ihr elastisches, windabweisendes und äußerst atmungsaktives TEC-STRETCH-Außenmaterial jedem Wetter zuverlässig Stand. In der rucksackoptimierten Brusttasche finden Handy und Riegel Platz und sind jederzeit leicht erreichbar.

Der Umwelt zuliebe ist die Swisswool PIZ SEGNAS JACKET für Damen PFC-frei, klimaneutral und wird in Europa hergestellt. Das auffällige Steppmuster und der farblich abgesetzte Kragen machen die Jacke auch optisch zu einem echten Hingucker.

Details

  • Elastischer Kragenabschluss
  • 1 Brusttasche
  • Elastische Ärmelabschlüsse
  • Elastischer Saumabschluss
  • High-Reach-Performance Fit
  • Regular fit

Materialeigenschaften

  • Swisswool: nachhaltig produziert, feuchtigkeitsregulierend, ideales Gewicht-Isolationsverhältnis
  • TEC-STRETCH Außenmaterial: atmungsaktiv, wind- und wasserabweisend, elastisch
  • PFC frei: Wasser und Schmutz perlen ab

Material

HAUPTMATERIAL: 100 % Polyamid WATTIERUNG: 80 % Schurwolle (Swisswool) + 20 % Polylactid FUTTER: 100 % Polyamid

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