Product warmth
A product's ability to protect from the cold. It depends on the material's thermal resistance and how much air can pass through it. The higher its thermal resistance, the more the product retains the heat produced by the body while cycling.
Component breathability
To determine whether a fabric is breathable, we measure its evaporative resistance (test based on standard ISO 11092).
The lower its resistance, the more the fabric will let water vapour produced by the body escape, and therefore the more breathable it is.
Care tips
Machine wash at 30°C. Wool cycle. Turn the product inside out and fully close the zip.
Do not add softener. Hang to dry in a warm, ventilated place.
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY as this may deteriorate the component.
Do not dry clean. Do not bleach. Do not place on a heater to dry.
Product tests
Our team of product designers based at the B'Twin Village in Lille is continuously working to make cycling more comfortable for our users.
Our obsession is to create products that meet the specific cycling needs of our users and eliminate things that get in the way of their rides.To do this, we test our products each day and let you follow the Triban team on Strava, Instagram and Facebook
A rating to compare products' environmental impact
A product's environmental impact is calculated for its entire life cycle using various indicators.
An overall rating (ABCDE) is given, allowing you to easily identify products with the best environmental performance by comparing similar products to each other (T-shirts, trousers, backpacks etc.).
Decathlon openly displays the environmental ratings of its products.
To find out more: http://sustainability.decathlon.com/
WOOL ORIGIN
We only use wool from Merino sheep raised on farms in South Africa which do not use mulesing.