Material Composition: 86% Polyester (from recycling) | 14% Elastane Material with Animal Origin: No animal material
Mass/Weight
Weight in grammes: 215 g Weight additional Info: size 32
The Men's Altvia Trail Shorts - 10" by Patagonia are hiking shorts for all year round. They are also ideal for long hiking days. The material mix of polyester and elastane ensures optimum freedom of movement and a high level of comfort. The partially elasticated waistband also ensures perfect comfort and a perfect fit for the hiking shorts. The leg seams have a straight gusset so that you can move freely. The total of five bags offer you plenty of storage options and have a zip. And the best thing is that the shorts are Fair Trade certified.
Basic data
Brand
Patagonia
Manufacturer Color name
utility blue
Gender
Men
Product Type
Shorts | Hiking trouser | Travel trousers
Supplier SKU
57185-UTB-30
Activity
Main Activity
Hiking | Travel
Sustainability
Environment protection
bluesign®
The worlds highest standard for environmental and consumer protection in textile production.
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recycled materials
Materials consisting of recycled waste (post-consumer or post-industrial).
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PFAS-free (impregnation)
Product does not contain PFAS (per- and polyfluorinated alkyl compounds) based DWR impregnation.
Fair Production
Fair Labor Association
The Fair Labor Association (FLA) is an initiative to improve working conditions. Member companies undertake to implement the FLA Code of Conduct (requirements are based on the core labour standards of the International Labour Organisation (ILO)) and to introduce an internal control system throughout their supply chain.
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Fair Trade Certified™ Factory
«Fair Trade Certified™ Factory» is a factory certification that aims to improve the livelihoods of workers. To receive certification, a factory must demonstrate that it meets the strict social requirements of the Factory Production Standard. In addition, a premium goes to the community development fund of the workers in each certified factory for each product sold. The workers then decide democratically how they want to use this money.