Zephir Bib M Safran
60 days to change your mindThe Zephir Bib M Safran ski dungarees for Men from the iconic French brand of riders Picture Organic Clothing is an ultra-versatile piece, thanks in particular to its removable bib and its very good technical properties.
Warmth, breathability, waterproofing and adaptability are the key words that designate this model.
Its bib that you can unzip and its adjustable straps are key elements because they allow this dungarees to adapt to all morphologies and riding styles. (And also if you've had too much of the dish of diots crozets the day before, you'll be happy to give yourself a bit of a break...).
It features the DRYPLAYmembrane, a PFC-free Teflon Ecoelite water-repellent treatment coupled with a durable water-repellent primer, a Coremax lining for extra warmth, and zippered leg vents for efficient and targeted thermoregulation. To prevent moisture from penetrating, its seams are also stitched and glued to critical areas.
Furthermore, the practical I-Fit system lets you lift the trouser cuffs after you are finished skiing, while the silicone coating helps prevent rips.
Finally, its street cut with cargo pocket and retro badges add the final touch to your outfit. Blue or black track, now it's up to you!
Picture Organic Clothing Collection Fall - Winter 2020/2021
- Removable faceplate
- Front zip on the breastplate
- Lycra on the edges of the breastplate
- Fully stitched and glued seams
- Zipped chest pocket
- Adjustable shoulder straps
- Side zips ventilation
- Adjustable gaiters
- Anti-abrasion reinforcements
Composition :
- 2-layer stretch construction
- 58% Bio-sourced polyester, 42% polyester
- Dryplay membrane
- Durable water-repellent treatment without PFAO or PFOS
| MEMBRANE Dry Play | Water-resistant, windproof and breathable laminated polyruethane membrane. Extremely durable, this membrane keeps you dry in all weather conditions |
| Bio-sourced | This involves creating a textile fabric partially made from a plant: sugar cane or castor seed oil for example. More generally, plants containing sucrose (beet, sugar cane...) or starch (wheat, corn...) can be transformed into Bio-Mono Ethylene Glycol (Bio-MEG) to replace the conventional formula of petroleum-based MEG. Moving towards this sector is a strong environmental commitment in order to get out of the polluting dependence on fossil fuels: oil in this case. |
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