OdloActive X-Warm Eco - Base layer Top Zip - Women's
The Odlo Active X-Warm Eco is a Base layer Top Zip for women designed by Odlo to satisfy all athletes who dream of sustainable and environmentally friendly clothing. Made from recycled polyester, this Base layer Top Zip perfectly combines environmental preservation with technical performance. The X-Warm technology of the Odlo Active X-Warm Eco is designed to protect you in all circumstances from extreme weather conditions, and its high collar will be perfect for creating an effective barrier against the cold. Finally, the natural ZeroScent technology of this Odlo Active X-Warm Eco guarantees a significant reduction in body odors by preventing them from penetrating the fabric.
- Main material: 100% polyester (recycled)
- Panel materials: 94% polyester (recycled) - 6% elastane
- Keeps you warm
- Optimized moisture wicking
- Soft touch
- Versatile
- Recycled
- Fair Wear Foundation (FWF)
- X-Warm technology
- ZeroScent technology
Description
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We care about our planet
Nature is our playground and our commitment to the environment is obvious. This is also why we highlight our selection from HardGreen, which makes sustainable, eco-friendly products that help
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Oeko-Tex
The Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 enjoys global recognition when it comes to the testing of harmful substances contained in textiles. Each component in a product bearing the Standard 100 label has been tested for harmful substances, which ensures a product ...
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Fair Wear Foundation
Monitoring and improving working conditions within the textile industry is the primary mission of the Fair Wear Foundation. This is an independent foundation that collaborates with member companies to guarantee decent working conditions, and to ...
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Recycled
Made from old clothing, plastic bottles or fishing nets, products bearing this label contain at least 20% recycled materials. This saves water and energy, as well as raw materials, thus reducing the environmental footprint.
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