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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.

Ability of the fabric to breathe, i. e. to release water vapour to the outside of the product. Breathability refers to the capacity of a fabric to wick away water vapour and limits excesses of heat during physical activity. It is measured in Evaporative Thermal Resistance (ETR) or in gr/m2/24H.

Therma Technology is a thermoregulation process which maintains maximum warmth while eliminating perspiration to the outside. The therma material has a scraped interior that provides more or less heat depending on the weight of the materials.

Water repellence is the property of a fabric of being impermeable up to a certain point. It is a treatment, and not an intrinsic quality of the cloth or of how it is woven... The benefit of the waterrepellent treatment is that no drop of water can penetrate or be absorbed by the garment.