Columbia Triple Canyon Convertible Pant
The great outdoors is calling your name, and you'll be ready to respond with these convertible trousers, which provide UPF 50 sun protection. They have a drawcord adjustable hem, zippered hand pockets, and zip-off legs so that they can convert into shorts. Stay comfortable thanks to the partially elasticated waist and comfort stretch fabric.
Features:
1. Cleaning after use
Gently remove mud and sand without scrubbing the fabric. After contact with salt water, rinse the soiled areas with fresh water. After use, allow the clothing to dry and do not seal it damp in a bag.
2. Preparing for washing
Empty the pockets and secure zips, hook-and-loop fastenings and other closures according to the care label. If the trousers have detachable legs, follow the model’s instructions and keep all the parts together. Wash with similar colours, separately from sharp items.
3. Washing
Choose the washing method, temperature and spin cycle according to the care label. Use a mild detergent suitable for the actual composition and finish of the fabric. Do not use bleach or fabric softener on clothing with technical finishes. Rinse the detergent out thoroughly.
4. Drying
Dry the clothing freely hung or laid flat in a well-ventilated place, out of direct sunlight. Avoid radiators and hot air. Use a tumble dryer only if permitted by the care label, and follow its settings.
5. Technical finishes and ironing
Do not assume that every shirt or pair of trousers has a membrane or a water-repellent finish. If the model has a DWR finish, renew it only with a suitable product and in accordance with the product instructions. Iron only if permitted by the care label; the fabric finish may require ironing to be avoided.
6. Storage
Store the clothing clean and completely dry, loosely folded or on a suitable hanger. Keep it in a dry, cool and well-ventilated place. Avoid damp conditions, hot cars, radiators and prolonged exposure to sunlight.
7. Inspection and repairs
Check the seams, pockets, zips, buttons and areas exposed to abrasion. Repair minor damage before it becomes larger, especially around pocket attachments and detachable legs. Do not pull snagged threads. Use materials suitable for the type of garment and the part being repaired, or use a professional repair service.