Theresia 2.0 W Primaloft - Fallen Rock/Gold

Theresia Primaloft® is an everlasting class winner with its unique comfort and its incredibly wide range of uses. It is both a stylish jacket and a highly functional reinforcement piece that can be worn under the shell jacket, making it perfect for all your activities throughout the year. The lightness makes the jacket very packable so it needs very little space when not wearing it.

In this latest updated version we use efficient warming Primaloft® Silver padding made from 100% recycled material. For the upgrade, we have also chosen a new fabric that is a mix of polyamide and graphene, a high-tech material that strengthens the fabric without making it heavier. Graphene is, in addition to being ultralight, extremely flexible and one of the world's strongest fibers. In addition, graphene has a high thermal conductivity, which means that your own body temperature heats up the graphene fibers, which then warm you even more. Altogether, the material combination provides a super light and strong garment with good breathability and moisture transport – properties promising you stay dry and just comfortably warm when active.

The jacket's fit and construction with stretch panels in the sides is sleek and comfy both when you use the jacket alone, or under a shell jacket. The stretch panels run from the elastic wrist cuff along the entire side and the seam in the armhole is designed to offer freedom of movement. Fixed hood with integrated stretch parts and elastic edge band ensures it stays securely in place even when storming. The elastic band is also featured at the bottom of the jacket and the sleeve ends are fitted with soft lycra cuffs keeping wind and cold away. Two pockets at the front provide space for mobile and valuables. All zippers of course of the highest quality from YKK®.

One thing is for sure: Once you've tried a Theresia Primaloft®, you never want to be without it – stylish, comfortable and always ready for new adventures.

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