4F Brushed Underwear U106 - Unisex's base layer
"Optimum warmth and comfort when skiing with brushed, quick-drying ski underwear from 4F."
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At a glance
- Materials
- Chuck: "POLYESTER 90%"
- Optimal for
- Skiing
Description
"Experience ultimate comfort and warmth with the most advanced ski base layer from 4F, specially designed for skiers. This unisex ski base layer is equipped with the innovative 4F Warm technology, which ensures optimum heat retention and keeps you warm even in icy temperatures. The knitted fabric, which is brushed on one side, is not only particularly soft on the skin, but also lightweight with a weight of 190 g/mu00b2."
"Thanks to the quick-drying finish, the underwear remains pleasantly dry even during intensive activities. The 1/3-lu00e4ngs zip on the front makes it easy to put on and take off. The stand-up collar also protects against cold winds, while the raglan sleeves and flat seams ensure maximum freedom of movement and comfort. This sports underwear is the perfect addition to your ski or winter wardrobe and offers a functional and stylish solution for all ski enthusiasts."
Product details
Features
- Features
- weight: 190 g/m², material type: brushed knitted fabric on one side, 4F Warm technology, fast, drying finish, 1/3, longitudinal zipper on the front, stand-up collar, raglan sleeves, flat seams
- Item #
- 596-4FJWAW25UBRUU106-71S-122128
- Manufacturer
- Manufacturer information
Manufacturer information
Manufacturer
OTCF S.A.
ul. Saska 25C
30-720 Kraków
PL
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