Nelson pants - phantom/black

The second generation of UltraTech Recycled was developed in collaboration with Taiwanese manufacturers specializing in technical fabrics and yarns. To preserve the basic properties of the outer material, this fabric is made from 50% recycled polyester made from used PET bottles and 50% virgin polyester.

These extremely durable, easy to use, high-quality zippers are currently the global leader for performance outerwear applications. Being smooth to operate and with less tendency to catch, or malfunction, these zippers can be easily operated even in the coldest conditions.

Repels water by causing it to bead on the surface and prevents it from penetrating the fabric. As a PFC-free alternative, it naturally breaks down and helps prevent the long-term buildup of harmful chemicals in nature, water systems, and the food chain – while maintaining reliable functionality and performance.

FULLY TAPED SEAMS

Seams are the most risky place where water can get inside the product. For this reason, we taped all the seams with a special waterproof tape. This technology in combination with UltraTech®️ materials provides you with maximum protection against moisture in the most demanding conditions.

This product is packaged in a biodegradable P-Life® bag.
P-Life® oxo-biodegradable technology is an effective way to accelerate the degradation of plastics without harming the environment. P-life® is the only proven oxo-biodegradable plastic additive in the world.

P-Life is a patented additive technology that creates oxo-biodegradable polymers from polyolefin polymers, which are considered biodegradable polymers. P-Life® creates a molecular cleavage in the polymer chain, which allows oxygen to bind to the polymer and break it down into smaller and smaller compounds. These can then be naturally consumed by microorganisms that convert the compounds into organic biomass. The result of this technology is packaging that begins to decompose within a few years (or even months) of its use, instead of decades or centuries of polluting the Earth.

Find out more in the blog article.