Yaniro Pant M Lychen
Climbing trousers - Men -
60 days to change your mindDiscover the Yaniro Pant M Lychen from the brand Nograd, a men's pant perfect for climbing! This model is named after the renowned Indian climber Toni Yaniro, who invented this daring move in the 1980s.
Made from stretch cotton, these trousers feature pre-shaped knees that offer excellent freedom of movement for your utmost comfort during your climbing sessions. The Magic Belt waistband adapts to your body shape, ensures a secure fit, and includes belt loops. The pockets are strategically placed so you can easily and quickly access your personal items.
No rules, no codes, no glory!
Since 2004, Nograd has been working to minimise its environmental impact as much as possible. Eco-responsibility is not punitive but rather an invitation to better organisation. Limiting transport means reducing costs; mastering products means controlling risks. From weaving to delivery, Nograd is committed to managing and organising its production. Quality is not inspected, it is made!
Warning: This product runs small. We recommend choosing one size above your usual size.
- Comfortable fit
- Magic Belt waistband with belt loops
- Double hem and drawstring
- Button fly
- 2 front pockets and 1 ticket pocket
- 1 back pocket
- Pre-shaped knees
- Drawstring at leg hems
- Certified Oeko-Tex® and Better Cotton Initiative
Composition:
- 68% Cotton, 32% Elastane (origin Italy)
| Oeko-Tex® | Oeko-Tex® is a testing, auditing and certification system aimed at environmentally friendly operations throughout the textile production chain. It includes all relevant operational areas (management, production technologies, resource use, quality assurance, safety precautions, social conditions, etc.) in its sustainability assessment. To be certified compliant with the Oeko-Tex® standard, companies must meet criteria related to their environmentally responsible production processes and also be socially acceptable at all stages of production. |
| Better Cotton Initiative | A global non-profit organisation, it represents a broad cotton sustainability programme worldwide. Its principles and criteria include crop protection, responsible water management, soil health, biodiversity improvement, preservation of cotton fibre quality, decent work, and an effective management system. |
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