Royal blue Sittingsuit. Lining and zipper in the same color.
The Sittingsuit is the sustainable extra layer you are always missing. It is designed to be worn over your outdoor gear, depending on the season. It is wind proof and water repellent. It covers your legs down to your ankles and has practical side openings so you can access pockets and bags underneath.
The wind proof and water-repellant fabrics and padding will make sure to protect you from almost any weather and temperature. Perfect for al fresco socializing, dining, camping and more.It is big enough for you to wear over your coat, as an extra layer when necessary.
It covers your legs down to your ankles, and furthermore has practical side openings, for you to reach into your bags and pockets underneath. Relax and enjoy unparalleled comfort and “Original Danish Hygge”.
Padding: 100 % Post-consumer Recycled Polyester (plastic bottles) / RPET /Global Recycled Standard/ Oeko-tex certified
Shell and lining fabric: 100 % Polyester / Oeko-tex certified
Wash/care: Machine wash 40°C / No tumble dry necessary / Air-dry in 15 minutes (recommended)
Unit weight: 1,2 kg
Ideal temperature range: -5°C to 20°C (23-68 °F)
Sittingsuits are equipped with heavy high-quality YKK zippers.
The elasticated hood protects you against the elements, while being big enough for you to have another jacket or coat with hood underneath, for double protection.
A Sittingsuit doesn’t have pockets, but instead it has practical side openings for easy access to pocket underneath.
The materials we use are water repellant and wind proof, while also being breathable and light weight.
All Sittingsuits are unisex and one size
Sittingsuits are made from chemically tested fabrics, certified by Oeko-tex – the padding is made from 100% recycled plastic waste, also known as RPET - certificeret by Global Recycled Standard.
Sittingsuits can be machine or handwashed, or simply cleaned with a damp cloth. To keep them looking their best, wash at 40°.
Hang out to dry for 15 minutes – no tumble dry necessary.
