Odlo Tights Shift Medium Women's Pants

With the supportive, form-fitting and long Tights Shift Medium women's pants you can train harder this summer. The pants offer sufficient freedom of movement during complex movements during sports and also offer excellent comfortable coverage, which gives you the freedom to focus on pushing your limits. The discreet key pocket concealed in the Shift Medium offers space to safely store your keys. The Tights Shift Medium is made of polyester and elastane, and has a polyamide lining.

Product specifications

• Supportive
• Comfortable
• Sustainably produced
• Fit: Slim Fit
• Material: Polyester, Polyamide, Elastane

Material

Polyester

The outer material of the Tights Shift Medium is made of polyester. Polyester is a synthetic material made from petroleum. It is a durable, smooth fabric that feels soft. In addition, it is lightweight, does not need to be ironed and dries quickly. A disadvantage of polyester is that it does not absorb moisture well and is not very warm.

Polyamide

The Tights Shift Medium has a polyamide lining. Polyamide, also known as nylon, is a synthetic material made from petroleum. Polyamide is a strong fabric that does not tear and crease easily. It is light, elastic, easy to fold and dries quickly. A disadvantage of polyamide is that it does not absorb moisture well.

Elastane

These women's pants are also partly made of elastane. Elastane is a synthetic fiber that is exceptionally elastic. Its great stretchability, but at the same time its sturdiness, distinguishes it from other synthetics. For example, it is stronger and more durable than rubber, but also much lighter. Elastane is very lightweight and is therefore very suitable when you are going to do activities. Elastane also offers a lot of room to move because it is so elastic, without losing the fit.

Fair Wear Foundation

Fair Wear Foundation is committed to better working conditions. They have developed a code of conduct for this. Companies that are members of the Fair Wear Foundation must commit themselves to improving working conditions.