VAUDE WOMEN’S TURIFO SHORTS For Cycling

The WOMEN’S TURIFO SHORTS by VAUDE are the perfect choice for relaxed bike tours and your next cycling holidays! These functional cycling shorts for women offer high breathability and great mobility. In addition, it is made from a high content of recycled materials to protect the environment.

Details:
• Comfortable women’s cycling shorts for cycling journeys and daily commutes
• Made with a high content of RECYCLED MATERIALS and STRETCH
• Breathable, robust and fast-drying
• Environmentally-friendly production through GREEN SHAPE
• Two pockets at the front
• Side pocket with zip
• Roll-up leg hem
• REGULAR FIT
• Reflective design elements

Material: 80% polyamide, 16% polyester, 4% elastane

Technical details:

RECYCLED MATERIALS:
VAUDE uses recycled materials, e.g. from PET bottles, to produce this product. In this way, VAUDE saves up to 50% energy while reducing CO2 emissions and saving fossil raw materials.

STRETCH:
The material’s high elasticity is achieved through a high percentage of elastane or through a special knitting / weaving technology. The elasticity of the material increases comfort, performance and freedom of movement.

GREEN SHAPE:
VAUDE’s quality seal for products that are produced in a particularly environmentally-friendly way. As there is no worldwide standard for the assessment of organic products, VAUDE has developed their own rating system for environmentally friendly outdoor products with strictest criteria. GREEN SHAPE labelled products are made from sustainable materials and with resource saving production methods. The criteria are not only strict but also continuously reviewed and involve the entire product lifecycle, ranging from development through to product care and recycling after use. The aim of this rating system is to minimize the environmental impact.

REGULAR FIT:
A figure-flattering fit.

Note:
The reflective design elements attached to the clothing as decorative elements do not represent a personal protective equipment as mentioned in EU regulation 2016/425. Thus, they are also not covered by the provisions of the regulation.