Senia BR women's lilac climbing and trekking shorts

• Combed cotton/Lycra® elastic fabric.
• Waist with adjustable ribbon.
• Watch pocket.
• Side pocket with zip.
• 2 front and two rear pockets.
• Right and left-handed climbing toothbrush holder.
• Snap button.
• Casual look with contrasting seam.
• Designed and produced in Spain/EU
• A local product made in accordance with environmental and social regulations.

PRODUCT DETAILS

The Senia Br by Jeanstrack are made from a combed cotton and Lycra® stretch fabric . The high-quality combed cotton, in addition to providing a very soft touch, provides greater resistance and durability due to the length of its fibres. As an elastic fibre, Lycra® guarantees both great elasticity and recovery. Thanks to its high Lycra® content, your freedom of movement is guaranteed. Watch pocket for coins and small items.

Mobile phone pocket on the side of the knee with zip. Two front pockets and two jeans-type rear pockets. Waist with ribbon to adjust. Right-handed and left-handed climbing toothbrush holder. Snap button for waist closure.

Senia Br are coloured jeans intended for climbing, bouldering, hiking or any outdoor activities. But with their casual look and comfort they can also be used throughout the year for travelling or everyday use like shopping or going out for a drink with friends.

This garment was made and designed in Spain (EU) in accordance with all environmental and social regulations. As this is a local product you contribute to your community when you buy it.

Combed Cotton

Cotton is a plant and a natural fibre for manufacturing fabrics. Cotton fabric is made up of threads that are in turn made up of cotton fibres that have been separated from the vegetable remains of the plant that aren't used, such as stems, shells, seeds, etc. Depending on the quality of the cotton, these fibres may have different lengths and this length allows the cotton fibre to be mainly prepared in two ways: carded or combed. In order to prepare the fibres using the comb process, the cotton fibre must have a minimum length. Thus, short-length cotton fibres can only be prepared prior to spinning by 'carding', whereas long-length cotton fibres (of higher quality) can be prepared using the 'comb' process.

Combed cotton yarns are of a higher quality than carded yarns because they provide a higher resistance and better handfeeling, and this is reflected firstly in the fabrics, and then in the final garments, providing them greater durability and a high quality end finish.

LYCRA

LYCRA® is a synthetic elastane fibre that can stretch up to six times its length and return to its original state, over and over again.
It was invented by Joseph Shivers, a chemist who worked at North American company DuPont in 1959 and patented it that same year, giving it the trade name LYCRA®. When introduced for the first time, elastane revolutionised many areas of the textile industry.
Elastane has been commercialised in the textile sector since its invention, under the trade names NUMA®, UNEI®, DORLASTAN® and LYCRA®, among others. The LYCRA fibre is now the property of the company Invista. It isn't a fabric, but rather one of the fibres that comprise a fabric. Its properties are to provide elasticity and a higher quality than other elastanes. Nowadays it is mostly used in the sports industry, thanks to its flexibility and lightness.
This material works as a continuous filament as it can be either a monofilament or multi-filament.
It is used to form fabrics, but never alone as it is combined with other natural, artificial or synthetic fabrics that provide a more pleasant touch and volume to the fabric.

Main characteristics of LYCRA®

• It can be stretched up to 500% without breaking.
• It can be stretched many times and will always return to its original shape.
• It dries quickly.
• Sweat resistant (ideal for sportswear).

More durable fabric.