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Dusk Polartec® Fleece Slower Rhythms Deep Ocean
Semi-pressed fleece in
Available colours:
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe brand’s men’s Dusk Polartec® Fleece Slower Rhythms Deep Ocean accompanies you Passenger in style and comfort on all your daily adventures, providing cosy warmth to see you through chilly days.
Made from 100% recycled polyester, this semi-brushed fleece incorporates technology Polartec® that ensures excellent warmth whilst remaining lightweight and breathable. Its stand-up collar, zipped hand pockets and stretch bias-cut trims at the cuffs, collar and hem ensure a comfortable and practical cut . Its manufacture, which uses recycled materials, helps to reduce water consumption and CO₂ emissions. The fabric offers Polartec® exceptional warmth and breathability , whilst also being durable.
Warmth, comfort and style: the perfect fleece for your daily active outings.
- Semi-pressed fleece in Polartec®
- Warm, breathable and lightweight material
- Half-buttoned stand-up collar
- Zipped hand pockets
- Stretch bias binding on the collar, cuffs and bottom of clothes
- Brand label sewn onto the chest
Composition :
- 100% recycled Polyester
| POLARTEC® | The technology Polartec® is an insulating solution for outdoor sports clothes. The fabrics Polartec® are divided into several ranges based on their textures and weights to provide you with optimum warmth and insulation tailored to your sporting activities, thereby enhancing your performance. |
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