Craghoppers NosiLife Kadin Cargo Shorts - Earthenware
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Craghoppers NosiLife Kadin Cargo Shorts - Earthenware
Trekking shorts in Earthenware, designed for use in warm climates. The model is designed to ensure maximum comfort during travel and outdoor activities with minimal care. Thanks to the use of NosiLife technology, the shorts effectively protect against insects and reduce unpleasant odors, making them an indispensable item in the equipment for trips to warmer regions.
recycled material, SolarShield coating
The shorts are made 100% from recycled polyamide, resulting in a low weight and high durability. The fabric is quick-drying, easy to care for, and effectively wicks moisture. Reinforcement with Rip-Stop weave effectively prevents any damage from spreading over a larger area.
SolarShield, NosilDefence technology
SolarShield technology provides a high degree of protection against harmful UVA and UVB radiation, protecting against burns and skin damage at UPF 50+ level. Material with NosiLife technology protects against insects and neutralizes unpleasant odors.
5 practical pockets
The model is equipped with 5 practical pockets:
- two hip
- two cargo
- one rear with a zipper
The model includes RFID Shield protection for proximity cards.
Elastic inserts, loops
The model is equipped with an integrated internal belt, which improves the fit to the silhouette and enhances wearing comfort. On the inside, there are loops for hanging the pants. Two front loops with press studs allow for quick and convenient attachment of additional equipment. The waistband features elastic tape that improves the fit of the shorts to individual body characteristics.
main features
- made of nylon and polyamide
- NosiLife technology
- SolarShield technology
- 5 pockets
- detachable belt loops
- quick-drying material
- integrated internal belt
- elastic bands
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Craghoppers is a British outdoor clothing brand founded in 1965 in Batley by Brian Gaskin and Roy Holmes. A breakthrough in its history came with Chris Bonington's 1975 Mount Everest expedition, during which the team used its clothing, reinforcing the brand's reputation. In 1996, the Kiwi pants were introduced, and they became an outdoor icon - more than 10 million pairs have already been sold. The company became known for innovations such as AquaDry waterproof systems, Wash & Wear quick-drying fabrics, SolarShield UV-protective materials, and the NosiLife line - the world's first clothing with permanent insect protection. Since 2006, Craghoppers has worked with Bear Grylls, creating collections tested in extreme conditions, including Survivor pants, as well as lightweight jackets and shirts resistant to water and dirt. The brand is also committed to environmental protection - it supports the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, uses CO₂Renu recycling technologies, and NewHide tanning processes that significantly reduce water consumption.
| Clothing style | Trekking |
|---|---|
| Color/camouflage | Brown hue |
| Material type | Synthetic |
| Material texture | Rip-Stop (grid) |
| Material flexibility | Inextensible |
| Gender | Men's |
| Number of pockets | 5 |
| Belt loops | Yes |
| Membrane | No |
| Main color | Earthenware |
| Pockets for knee pads | No |
| Waterproof | No |
| Cut | Loose |
| Season | Summer |
| Zipper | Zipper |
| Manufacturer code | CMJ670/10C |
| Brand | Craghoppers |
| Main material | 100% Polyamide |
| EAN |
Rip-Stop weave protects the fabric from abrasions and tears. It is characterized by additional threads woven in at regular intervals, forming a mesh-like pattern. It provides high strength to the fabric, increases resistance to mechanical damage, especially tears.
