Windbreaker made of two materials, from ripstop polyamide and molton polyester, 2-layer laminated navy-orange L MOOVEMOGT

Two-material windbreaker – comfort and protection in variable conditions

This functional windbreaker from DELTA PLUS combines the advantages of two materials, providing thermal comfort and protection from the wind. Made of quilted Ripstop polyamide coated with polyurethane and laminated molton polyester, it is an ideal solution for people working outdoors, but will also be useful during everyday activities. Navy and orange color scheme increases the user's visibility.

The windbreaker has a fixed hood, a concealed zipper, and cuffs with drawstrings to prevent cold air from entering. Five practical pockets allow you to store essential tools and small items. The polyester taffeta lining provides extra comfort.

Construction and materials:

• Ripstop Polyamide: Provides tear and mechanical damage resistance – it is a material resistant to adverse conditions.
• Molton Polyester: Adds a layer of thermal insulation, keeping the body warm.
• Two-layer lamination: Increases resistance to water and wind, protecting against the weather.
• Polyester taffeta lining: Guarantees comfort and makes it easier to put on and take off the windbreaker.

Application:

The windbreaker is perfect for many industries, such as logistics, renovation work or crafts. It is also a good choice for active people spending time outdoors. Thanks to its functionality and comfort, it will be indispensable when working on cooler days. It can be used as workwear or outdoor clothing.

Additional information:

The color of the windbreaker is a combination of navy and orange. It is available in size L. It is made of Ripstop polyamide coated with polyurethane and laminated molton polyester, and the lining is made of polyester taffeta. The windbreaker is fastened with a concealed zipper and has five practical pockets. It meets the standards EN 343 (water resistance) and EN 13688 (protection of work clothing) – although information about standards varies in sources, it is worth considering.