SCOTT Tech Warm jacket

Long, insulating coat for an active lifestyle. DUROloft ECO insulation provides the perfect balance of warmth and weight. So the style is light enough for everyday wear and warm when the temperatures drop. Add to that a DRYOsphere 2L waterproof material to keep snow out. Features: - Dryosphere 2L waterproofing - Regular fit - Re-source product - Hand pockets and hood - Adjustable hood - 3D molded Scott icon on sleeve Eco-features: - Re-source product - Recycled content - PFC-Free DWR Specifications: Material: - Shell: 100% Polyester (recycled) - Lining: 100% Polyester (recycled) - Fill: 100% Polyester (recycled) - Approx. Weight: 700g - Insulation: Duroloft - Eco Insulation - Waterproofness: 15.000 mm (JIS L1092 B) - Breathability: 10.000 g/m2/24hrs (JIS L 1099 B1 -inverted cup) Technology: Duroloft BIO: - Duroloft use hydrophobic synthetic fibers arranged to mimic the structure of down. It traps warmth in air pockets, providing great thermal insulation. DUROloft BIO is a mix of wool and Polylactic acid fibers, a bioplastic derived from renewable resources. It combines the great thermoregulation and antibacterial proprieties of wool with the lightness and quick dry properties of synthetic fiber. Re-source By Scott: - At SCOTT, we believe of doing things the right way and for the right reasons. We are committed to improving the impacts of our products and business practices, preserving the environment for future generations and stimulating positive change in our communities. Re-source products are: - Either using minimum 50% of recycled materials - Either created with 100% certified renewable materials - Using only PFC Free DWR (Durable water repellence) treatments 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.