Men’s Ski Base Layer Bottoms - BL 500 - Black
Store Availability
Store Availability
BENEFITS
Moisture management
LOW: slightly breathable component.
Warmth
GOOD: Brushed polyester component. 210 Gr/m2
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
What type of fit is the men's BL SKI 500 base layer?
The BL SKI 500 ski base layer has a standard straight cut that adapts to all body shapes.Not too loose so it’s efficient and keeps in the heat.
What are the benefits of Polyester?
Polyester is the most commonly-used fibre for base garments because it is relatively inexpensive and offers excellent performance in various respects, and especially because the fibres can be knitted to obtain a very lightweight and durable fabric. It actively absorbs moisture but does not dry particularly well when wet.
This product is repairable
We commit to repairing your product free of charge for the duration of the warranty. Whatever it is, fixings, seams, etc. This service is offered in your usual store.
However, if we can't repair your product (production defect), we will exchange it or reimburse you.
composition
composition
Main fabric: 9.0% Elastane, 91.0% Polyester
Tips for storage and maintenance
MAXIMUM WASHING TEMPERATURE 30°C. NORMAL TREATMENT.
BLEACHING EXCLUDED.
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.
DO NOT IRON.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
2 Years
Our Ecodesign Approach
Our ecodesign approach reduces the environmental impact of our products.
We’ve examined the environmental footprint of this product in order to identify how we can produce it in a more sustainable way. With this knowledge, our design teams were able to develop this product while significantly reducing its environmental impact.
Sustainable design measures implemented on this product.
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MaterialRecycled polyester
Product made from 91% recycled polyester
Using recycled polyester rather than conventional polyester reduces the CO2 emissions linked to the material by at least 17%.
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ProcessDope dyed
Product made from 100% dope dyed yarn
Using this mass-dyeing process enables us to reduce CO2 emissions linked to the production of dyed textiles by at least 17% compared to conventional dyeing.