Taimen Polartec Power Stretch Hooded Fleece Jacket
Facts:
How Does It Work?
Moisture and high relative humidity next to the skin cause discomfort. Polartec® Power Stretch® keeps the skin dry through three complementary mechanisms: .
Facts:
How Does It Work?
Moisture and high relative humidity next to the skin cause discomfort. Polartec® Power Stretch® keeps the skin dry through three complementary mechanisms:
1. Care after use
After use, leave the garment to dry in a well-ventilated place. Wash garments worn directly against the skin according to their soiling and perspiration. Do not leave damp fleece or technical underwear in a closed bag.
2. Preparation for washing
Empty the pockets, fasten the zips and hook-and-loop fasteners and, if the construction allows, turn the garment inside out. Separate it from heavy garments, sharp components and exposed hook-and-loop fasteners that may damage the fibres. Wash with similar colours.
3. Washing
Wash according to the care label, choosing the recommended method, temperature and spin settings. Use a mild product suitable for synthetic or technical clothing. Do not use fabric softener or bleach. Rinse out any detergent residue thoroughly.
4. Drying and ironing
Air-dry in a well-ventilated place and in the shade. Do not place the garment on a radiator or dry it with hot air. Use a tumble dryer and iron only in accordance with the care label. Do not press a hot iron against the fleece pile or elastic components.
5. Protecting the fabric surface
Limit friction against sharp edges, rough straps and hook-and-loop fasteners. Remove pilling gently with a tool suitable for the material concerned, without pulling out fibres. Do not stretch wet clothing or try to remove soiling by aggressive scrubbing.
6. Storage
Store the garment clean and completely dry, loosely folded or hung as appropriate for its construction. Provide a dry, cool and well-ventilated place. Avoid hot cars, sources of heat and prolonged storage in damp conditions.
7. Inspection and repairs
Regularly check the seams, zips, ribbed sections and areas exposed to abrasion. Repair loose seams and minor damage before they become larger. Do not pull protruding threads. Use materials suitable for the type of garment and the part being repaired, or use a professional repair service.