VIDDA PANTS WOMENS
The land cruiser of garments
649 USD
The Vidda Pants are the ultimate outdoor lifestyle pants covering all seasons from the woods to high up in the mountains. Made in the unique Ventile®, a fabric densely woven from 100% sustainably sourced cotton using only the world’s finest long staple cotton fibre.
595 Anthracite Navy
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| Fit | Straight |
| Composition | 100% Cotton |
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| Made in | Estonia |
Organic Cotton
Weatherproof
Weatherproof garment, meaning it can handle moderate exposure to wet and windy conditions without moisture penetration
| Ventile® is densely woven from 100% sustainably sourced cotton using the world’s finest long-staple fibre |
| No coating or lamination; the dense weave with swelling properties ensures natural weatherproofing |
| Windproof, highly breathable, very durable, light, and quiet |
| Open hand pockets |
| Zipped watch pocket in our signature weathered red waxed cotton |
| Side pocket on thigh |
| Regular fit |
Land Cruiser of garments
utility pockets
Multiple utility pockets for optimal storage of radio, GPS and other essentials during adventures.
MADE IN Ventile®
Ventile® is densely woven from 100% organic cotton using the world’s finest long staple fibre.
NO COATING OR LAMINATION
The dense weave with swelling properties ensures natural weatherproofing. This also makes it very durable, light and quiet.
VENTILE: DESIGNED FOR FIGHTER PILOTS
Ventile® (est. 1930) is a windproof, weatherproof, and quiet material designed to withstand even the most extreme conditions. While capable of handling whatever weather is thrown its way, unlike more artificial materials, Ventile’s chief advantage is found in its breathability – unparalleled by any other weatherproof fabric.
With its cotton grown in California and its fibers manufactured in Switzerland, the initial design of Ventile dates to before World War II, when the British Royal Airforce required a dry, yet breathable, material for its fighter pilots in the event of a crash landing in the frigid North Atlantic.
After many trials, the fabric now known as ‘Ventile’ came to be – allowing pilots to remain cool in their cockpits, while protected from hypothermia in the sea. This development increased survival time nearly 10x, with Ventile still preferred for suits in modern Tornado jets by the RAF and other NATO air forces.
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