SCOTT Commuter Women's Shorts
Model : 292034
Key Features
- Stretch fabric
- Hidden zipped side pocket
- Foldable hem with reflective print
1. Color : fir green
2. Size
£89.99
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- The SCOTT Commuter Shorts are the perfect shorts for on and off the bike. Made from a stretch fabric for extra comfort and with cycling-specific features, such as zippered side pockets and a foldable hem with a reflective print, these are the ideal shorts for daily commutes.
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Technologies
DUROxpand
DRYOzone -
Composition
58% Cotton 29% Polyamide 13% Elastane -
Fit
Athletic -
Features
Stretch
Hidden zipped side pocket
Foldable hem with reflective print
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Eco-features
PFC-Free DWR -
Size
EU XS-EU XL -
Approx. weight
300g -
Care Instructions
Machine wash: Normal treatment (max. 30°C)
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low (low heat setting)
Do not iron
Do not dryclean
Wash and care your garment carefully to support & maintain the water repellent function
DUROxpand
A four-way stretch fabric, DUROxpand gives you the freedom of movements and flexibility for adventures that require a greater tange of motion.
4-WAYSTRETCH
Featured on the DUROxpand hangtag. Represents a fabric’s ability to stretch in four directions, allowing more freedom of movement.
DRYOzone
DRYOzone DWR products are treated with an ultra-thin PFC-free/C0 durable water repellent (DWR), a polymer that’s applied to the outermost fabric layer. DRYOzone DWR reduces the surface tension of the fabric, so that water simply rolls off.
PFC Free
Perfluorinated and polyfluorinated compounds, also known as PFCs, are a group of fluorinated substances that have long been used as durable water repellence for clothing in the outdoor industry are very bad for the environment because they are very stable, and do not easily break down in nature. Therefore, PFC free/ C0 DWR treatments have been developed. They are less durable but more sustainable.