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W's Skyline Traveler Pants - Reg - Recycled nylon & nylon
€ 110.00
Patagonia W's Skyline Traveler Pants
These stretchy, multipurpose pants have a slimmer, tapered fit, a DWR (durable water repellent) finish to resist light moisture, and offer 40+ UPF sun protection. Inseam is 30".
Features
- Durable, stretch-woven fabric offers 40+ UPF sun protection and has a DWR (durable water repellent) finish that protects against the elements
- Details: classic five-pocket styling, slim legs, a drop-in pocket on the upper-right thigh
- Adjustable Waistband
- Flattering back-yoke detail
- Zippered leg openings with 3" gusset
- Inseam is 30"
- Made in Vietnam
- Weight 284 g
Material
- 5.1-oz 88% nylon (52% recycled)/12% elastane with four-way stretch, a DWR (durable water repellent) finish and 40+ UPF sun protection
- Fabric is certified as bluesign® approved
What's sustainable?
- Fabric is certified as bluesign® approved
- Recycled material
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Free delivery in EU for all orders over 149 €
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- Shipping cost European Union: FREE for orders over 149 €. For orders under 149 € shipping cost is 7,90€-9,90€
- Shipping cost Norway 30€
- Shipping cost Canada, Mexico, United States, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong SAR, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Andorra, San Marino, Vatican City: 50€
- Other countries worldwide: 100€ - Delivery costs will be confirmed at the checkout after you have chosen a payment and delivery method
EU Shipments are delivered with DHL Freight and GLS. International shipments are delivered with DHL Express.
30 day return policy
You have a possibility to return or exchange your order within 30 days of receiving the order.
- Returns and exchanges in Finland are free
- In other European countries, returns cost 4.90€ per return and the amount will be deducted at the return processing
- Outside Europe you are responsible for the shipping fee of the returns + 25€ additional cost of handling the return
We would kindly want to remind of the environmental impact caused by logistics thus we aim to avoid unnecessary returns. We are happy to help you to choose the suitable product for you.
Read more details on returns.
Environment
More than 70% of the materials used by Patagonia in their volume are environmentally preferred raw materials. Patagonia also aims to use only mostly preferred materials in the future - including organic and renewable cotton, recycled polyester and recycled nylon. Patagonia does not use Phthalates in their production and they also aim to become Perfluorinated Chemicals free in their production by 2025. Patagonia is committed to the quality and durability of its products and offers repair services to further extend the life of its products.
Social Conditions
A large part of Patagonia's products are made in China and Vietnam. Patagonia holds its suppliers (and itself) to the highest environmental and social standards in the industry. To manage the process, they rely on industry tools and standards, and when sufficiently stringent standards do not exist, they create them themselves.Patagonia has aSupplier Workplace Code of Conduct which is based on International Labour Organization (ILO) core labor standards and requires compliance with all laws in each of the countries in which their factories operate. They are also a member of the Fair Labor Association® (FLA). The FLA is a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit organization established to hold apparel companies accountable for responsible labor practices.
Climate
Patagoniahas disclosed their annual climate footprint since 2013 and they are working hard to reduce their emissions. Around 95% of Patagonia's carbon emissions come from the supply chain, which includes everything from the crops needed to make yarn to transporting finished garments to warehouses, stores and our customers' doors. Patagonia's goal is to become fully carbon neutral for the entire business and supply chain by 2025.
Read more about Patagonia's sustainability here.