• Pantalon d'hiver pour tout-petits


• Coutures étanches


• Matériau résistant


• Siège isolé


• Isolation Fellex®


• Revêtement hydrofuge et anti-salissures Bionic Finish® Eco


• Taille haute avec bretelles réglables


• Bords élastiques aux chevilles


• Sangles de pied amovibles et résistantes en silicone


• Colonne d'eau : 12 000 mm


• Respirabilité : 7 000 g/m²/24 h


• Poids : 400 g

bluesign The bluesign label aims to reduce environmental impacts in the textile industry, minimize the industry's ecological footprint, and ensure the responsible use of resources and raw materials. This is achieved through strict control and listing of the chemicals used, as well as the best possible exclusion of environmentally harmful pollutants from the production chain. At the same time, bluesign attaches great importance to the health protection of workers.

The seal helps to promote social improvements in textile production by creating safe working conditions and ensuring the safe handling of hazardous substances and regular employee training. The criteria for awarding the seal are developed in collaboration with independent bodies, and the award process is transparent. Comprehensive and sufficiently independent regular inspections guarantee credibility.

For further information, visit bluesign

PFC-free Products bearing the label "PFC Free" or "PFC-free" guarantee that they do not contain any per- and polyfluorinated chemicals (PFCs). These PFCs are known for their water-, dirt-, and oil-repellent properties, which is why they are often used as chemical coatings in outdoor and functional clothing.

It is important to note that PFCs degrade extremely slowly and can therefore remain in the environment for a very long time. In addition, these chemicals pose a potential health risk to humans. According to Greenpeace, PFCs can be detected even in remote mountain lakes or in the blood of polar bears in the Arctic, far away from their original source.

Some manufacturers, such as Vaude, Jack Wolfskin, and Picture, deliberately avoid using PFCs in their products in order to minimize this environmental impact.

Recycled materials Reusable materials are used in the manufacture of outdoor products, which is intended to help conserve resources. Many manufacturers also label their products with appropriate labels and designations.

Person responsible for the EU

The economic operator based in the EU is responsible for this product:

Reima Europe Ltd.
Karhumäentie 3, 01530 Vantaa
Finland
kundenservice@reima.de