Picture Snowy Pants
Snowy Pants
The Snowy Toddler Pants offer the finest technology for little kids. Made with sustainable recycled polyester, they feature a 10K/10K membrane for dependable waterproof breathability and a PFC-free durable water repellent treatment. They have thick recycled polyester insulation and a Sherpa fleece lining to keep kids as warm as possible. Did you say stylish? They go perfectly with the prints from the men's and women's collections. And with our I-Fit design, these pants will grow with your kid to keep them warm for several winters to come.
Attributes
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Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials -
Manufactured in a more eco-friendly way
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Heavy insulation: Great for the coldest days
- Article number: 712203
- Gender: Kids
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Material Specification: 52 % recycled polyester, 48 % polyesterMaterial specifications according to manufacturer, subject to change.
- Weight: 413 g
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Material Features:
- Waterproof
- Windproof
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Eco:
- Recycled materials
- More sustainable
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Water Column: 10000 mmMeasure for the waterproofness of outerwear. From a water column of 4.000 it is considered waterproof. The higher the value, the better suited for extreme weather.
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Breathability: 10000 gThe capacity of the garment to channel perspiration away from the body whilst providing protection from moisture and cold. The higher the value, the more comfortable in extreme situations.
- Fit: Regular fit
- Rise: Bib pants
- Snowwear Features: Critically sealed seams
- Critically-taped seams
- Bibs with Sherpa lining
- Front opening with snap buttons
- Snow gaiters with lace hook
- I Fit® Grow-with-me system
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About Picture
Three friends, all at turning points in their lives, get together and start a brand with one single vision: 100% committed responsibility and sustainability-driven eco-design. Fast forward 10 years and Picture have taken the snow sports scene by storm. Picture aim to produce high quality shred gear that will still allow our future generations to enjoy the same abundance of playgrounds as we do today.