Training Jacket laid flat, full zip
E-03 · Layers
Training Jacket
USD 118
A full-zip training jacket. Mid weight, so 72 minutes.
MEASURED
PROPERTIES
Everything in this table is a property of the fabric or the construction. None of it is a statement about what the garment does for your training.
21 °C · 50% RH · no forced air · hung, not laid flat
- Drying time
- 72 minThis is a lab-style comparison between our own items. Your gym, your sweat rate and your airflow will give different numbers.
- Fabric weight
- 265 g/m²
- Stretch
- Two-way
- Seams
- OverlockThe zip guard sits at the centre front. The set-in sleeve seam is at the shoulder point.
- Construction
- Double-knit body, full-length zip, set-in sleeves
- Shrinkage
- Up to 3%Measured after five washes at 30 °C and line drying.
- Elasticity over time
- See noteAfter roughly 60 warm washes the waistband and cuffs sit slightly looser than new. That is wear, not a fault.
- Country of manufacture
- On the care labelThe country of manufacture is printed on the care label of every item. Our garments are not made in Sweden and we do not describe them as Swedish or Scandinavian.
Fibre composition (legal names)
- Polyester
- 94%
- Elastane
- 6%
Finished measurements, cm
| Size | Chest, flat | Body length | Sleeve length |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 56 | 68 | 61 |
| M | 62 | 70 | 62.5 |
| L | 68 | 72 | 64 |
| XL | 74 | 74 | 65.5 |
These are the measurements of the garment laid flat, not body measurements. We do not ask for your body measurements anywhere on this site.
YOUR RIGHTS
ON THIS ORDER
3 years to report a fault
You can report a fault for three years from delivery. For the first two years, if something is wrong, we have to show it was not faulty when you got it. Not the other way round.
Reklamation14 days to change your mind
Counted from the day after delivery. Trying it on, and squatting in front of a mirror at home, is reasonable inspection and does not affect this right.
ÅngerrättA published drying time is a claim
If the measured drying time is significantly longer than the figure on this page, that is a fault, not wear. The same goes for an opacity result and for shrinkage beyond the stated range.
The method
