Functional Under Trousers

Product information

• Anti-static and flame retardant.

• Great protection with anti-static and flame-retardant properties.

• High level of comfort due to the soft and flexible material.

• Insulating properties keep you warm.

• Perfect as a base layer.

• Wool works with the body and ensures the wearer feels dry and warm all day long.

Technical text

• Anti-static and flame retardant.
• Elastic at the waist.
• Fly without opening.
• Insulating.
• Sewn with flame retardant thread.
• The wool works with the body to ensure the wearer keeps dry and warm.
• Washing Instructions are printed on the fabric – to avoid irritating labels.
• 50% viscose/40% wool/8% polyamid/2% carbon fibres

Properties

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Certifications

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Treatment & Certificates

Do not bleach: Do not bleach

Do not dry-clean: Do not dry-clean

Iron at moderate temperature, max. 150° C: Iron at moderate temperature, max. 150° C

Tumble-dry - initial temperature max. 60° C: Tumble-dry - initial temperature max. 60° C

Warm wash, max. 60° C: Warm wash, max. 60° C