Amsterdam Grey men's urban cycling trousers

• Resistant fabric of combed cotton twistwd yarn and Lycra®.
• Chinos style cut.
• Rubber with anti-slip silicon insertions.
• Piece of reinforcement in the area of ​​contact with the seat.
• Reflective details on the back pocket and inside the bottom cuffs.
• 2 front and two rear pockets.
• Water-repellent finish.
• Designed and produced in Spain / EU.
• Local product that respects the environment and social rights.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Amsterdam is a Chino by JeansTrack made from cotton and Lycra®. The combed twisted yarn cotton is very resistant and breathable and thanks to the Lycra® comfort and freedom of movement are achieve.

These are conventional chinos with details that make them ideal for urban cycling. On the one hand, it has a reinforced piece in the area of ​​contact with the seat, this piece will make the pants last longer without breaking in this critical area. As a security element, it has a reflective label in one of the rear pockets and also some reflective prints on the inside of the lower part of the legs so that by turning the bottom of the pants the reflective will be exposed. In addition, the Amsterdam has a water-repellent finish that will be very practical if you are surprised by the rain or if you have an accident with a liquid. This finish is respectful with the environment and has a durability of approximately 8 household washes.

Its ergonomic slim fit pattern slims the figure and is equally comfortable thanks to the elasticity of the fabric.

The Amsterdam is a pant designed for you to go by bike but also for you to be dressed as you usually do and thanks to its casual look and its comfort it is also a pair of trousers that you can wear throughout the year to travel or for any other everyday use such as shopping or going out for a drink with friends.

The design and manufacture of this garment have been carried out in Spain (EU) respecting all regulations of respect for the environment and social rights. As it is a local product, with your purchase, you contribute to the benefit of your community.

GARMENT CARE

•  To extend the life of the water-repellent effect, we recommend to wash the garment inside out and iron it to reactivate its feature.
• Avoid directly ironing the thermo-adhesive appliques (transfers).

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.