Didriksons Rain Jacket - Kalix - Navy
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Rain Jacket from Didriksons
Nice Didrikson rain jacket in navy blue PE with an orange "ribbon" around the left upper arm, where there is also a white, embroidered logo. On the left upper front there is a white and navy blue logo application.
The Didrikson rain jacket comes with a detachable hood that is fastened with hidden press studs along the high neck collar. The hood itself can be adjusted with velcro on top of the head and has a smart, wide brim at the top, which is completely transparent to ensure that the kid's vision is not blocked.
Ddriksons rain jacket has the following fine features:
- 100% waterproof with a water column pressure of 5,000 mm
- 100% windproof
- Breathable with a breathability of 4,000 g / m2 / 24 h
- Taped seams
- Reflective details
- Water-repellent coating without the use of PFC
Didriksons rain jacket is opened with a zipper with an internal wind flap, and it has hidden push-button pockets at the front. The rain jacket is lined with breathable mesh in the body and the hood, while there is a grey, smooth-woven lining in the sleeves.
NOTE : The rain jacket is part of the "Extend Size" series and can be extended one size by cutting up the indicated seams.
Made with:
- Outer: 100% polyester
- Interior: 100% polyamide
Model: Kalix Kids JKT, Style: 501717, Colour: 039 Navy
Features
- Pattern:
- Logo
- Water column pressure:
- 5.000
- Breathability:
- 4.000
- Windproof:
- Yes
Made of
- Polyamide
- Polyester
- Item no.:
- OO334
- Status:
- In stock
- MPN:
- 501717-039
- Brand:
- Didriksons
- Colour:
- Blue
- Colour code:
- 039
- Type:
- Rain Jackets
- Collection:
- Didriksons AW20
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