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Men's Jack Stretch Dot Jacket Green Cypress
€160.00
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KWAYK5127QWH11-S
Jack is a short men's jacket ideal for mid-season and with a slim fit, made of technical stretch and recycled fabric that follows your movements and protects against wind and rain up to 5000 columns of water. The interior is lined with an insulating membrane decorated with K-Way lettering printed all over in a silver tone. The zipped side pockets, wrap-around hood, cuffs and hems with elastic inserts are functional details that ensure a snug and comfortable fit.
Stretch recycled polyester fabric, waterproof, windproof, breathable
Logo-printed inner membrane
Taped seams
Adjustable hood and hem with elastic cord
Zip closure
Elasticated cuffs
2 zipped pockets
Slim fit
White printed logo
Stretch recycled polyester fabric, waterproof, windproof, breathable
Logo-printed inner membrane
Taped seams
Adjustable hood and hem with elastic cord
Zip closure
Elasticated cuffs
2 zipped pockets
Slim fit
White printed logo
Data sheet
- Gender
- Man
- Product Type
- Jacket
- Color
- Green
- Materials
- Polyester
- Product Season
- Fall / Spring
- Reference
- K5127QW_H11
- Pattern
- Solid Color
- Model
- Jack Stretch Dot
- Reclassified
- Top
- Universe_Code
- 10057
- var
- giaccajackstretchdotpoluop
- Made in
- Vietnam
- Fur
- No
- Size Scale
- GLO MAN
- Year Group
- Adult
- Colore Produttore
- Green Cypress
Specific References
- ean13
- 8056005565121
- UPC
- giaccajackstretchdotpoluop
Brand
KWAY K-Way
Duhamel, sitting at the bar watching the rain in Paris, had the idea of using the fabric of an umbrella, nylon, to make a windproof jacket.
Thus was born K-Way, which soon became an iconic word known and used around the world to indicate the type of product designed. K-Way garments are made of special nylon that doesn't crease, takes up very little space and can be stored in its own pocket, which becomes a practical bag with a stretch belt to carry everywhere, comfortably.
The real fortune of those garments that are not only very practical, but also colorful, comes between the seventies and eighties, when fashion discovers bright colors, sportswear everywhere and technical but cheerful fabrics.