ALFONSE JACKET

MATERIALS :

• Stretchable fabric with  Perfortex™ lamination
• Sides and underarms yokes in softshell

LAMINATION :

• 10000/10000

TYPE OF PADDING :

• Ouate Primaloft® 100gr

DETAILS TECHNIQUES:

• Critical taped seams
• Removable and adjustable hood
• 4 exterior pockets
• 1 skipass pocket
• 2 interior pockets
• Underarm vents
• Removable snow skirt
• Nubuck chin protection
• Sleeves with thumb hole
• Glasses wiper and key holde

Shell 1 : 85% polyamide 15% elastane 
Shell 2 : 48% polyamide 38% polyester 14% elastane 
Lining : 88% polyester 12% elastane 
Padding : 100% polyester

• 
  SOFTSHELL
• 
  PERFORTEX MEMBRANE
• 
  PRIMALOFT®
• 
  4-WAY STRETCH FABRIC
• 
  CRITICAL TAPED SEAMS

Technical characteristics

SOFTSHELL

Softshell refers to an extensible, membraned, water-repellent, laminated fabric made of brushed fleece on the inside to provide warmth. The use of softshell material makes it possible to create comfortable high-tech garments that meet the objectives of wind resistance, breathability, warmth and impermeability.

PERFORTEX MEMBRANE

Fusalp exclusive Perfortex Technology is a high-performance, waterproof, windproof and breathable microporous membrane. The water-repellent treatment protects against light rain, causing water to slide over the fabric, which can however sometimes penetrate through certain seams.

PRIMALOFT®

Garments offer highly superior performances thanks to Primaloft® insulation. This light, air-permeable and water-resistant wadding allows the wearer to remain comfortably warm even under difficult weather conditions.

4-WAY STRETCH FABRIC

The Stretch Technology adds extensibility to the main clothing fabric thus offering maximum ease and comfort to the user. Stretch is obtained either by using elastane thread, or by a specific weaving process. This dual-stretch fabric provides multidirectional extensibility.

CRITICAL TAPED SEAMS

During sewing, the passage of the needle through the fabric can create a potential vulnerability in the tightness of the membrane. Weld the seams then allows to secure our garment avoiding any risk of water intrusion by it. Only the main seams, equivalent to the parts most exposed to bad weather, are welded.