Elwy Two-Layer Stretch Bib
Iconic Freeride Freedom Meets Eco-Innovation
Elevate your mountain experience with the Elwy two-layer stretch bib – where style, sustainability, and supreme functionality converge for the ultimate freeride adventure.
Sustainable Performance
- Eco-designed with 100% circular polyester sourced from textile waste
- PFC-free Teflon Ecoelite™ durable water repellent treatment
Uncompromising Protection
- 20K/20K membrane for exceptional waterproofing and breathability
- Dryplay 20K/20K technology
- Coremax lining tricot (100 g/m²) for added warmth
- Snow gaiters to keep powder out
Engineered for Freedom
- Regular fit with ergonomic construction at waist and knees
- Adjustable elastic straps for a customized fit
- Lycra panels for unrestricted movement
- Thigh vents for easy temperature control during climbs or sunny days
Thoughtful Features
- Thigh pockets with zip under flap for secure storage
- Pouch chest pocket with zip for quick access to essentials
- Snap buttons at bottom hem for easy boot access
- Bottom hem reinforcement for durability
- Adjustable shoulder straps for comfort
Technical Specifications
- Weight: 860g
From dawn patrol ascents to deep powder descents, the Elwy bib is your trusted companion for all-day freeride missions. Its blend of eco-conscious design, weather protection, and rider-centric features ensures you stay comfortable, dry, and mobile, no matter where your adventures take you.
Embrace the freedom of the mountains with the Elwy two-layer stretch bib – because iconic style shouldn't come at the cost of performance or the environment.
Picture Organic Clothing: Riding the Wave of Eco-Innovation
Ever wondered what happens when surfers, skaters, and snowboarders decide to shake up the fashion industry? You get Picture Organic Clothing - a brand that's as radical about sustainability as it is about shredding powder.
The Not-So-Pretty Picture of Traditional Outerwear
Let's face it: the usual way of making a snow jacket is about as eco-friendly as a coal-powered snowmobile. We're talking petroleum extraction, massive water usage, and enough carbon emissions to make a polar bear sweat (if they weren't already). But Picture Organic Clothing looked at this scene and said, "Nah, we're gonna carve our own path."
Materials That Make Mother Nature Smile
Picture's lineup of eco-warriors includes:
- Organic Cotton: 92% of their cotton is organic. That's like choosing a fresh, home-grown tomato over a plastic one.
- Recycled Polyester: 69% of their technical gear is made from recycled bottles. It's like your jacket used to be a refreshing drink in its past life.
- Bio-Sourced Materials: They're turning sugar cane into snow gear. Sweet, right?
- Tencel & Eco Vero: Fabrics so sustainable, trees are giving them a standing ovation.
- Reused Scraps: They're playing fabric Tetris, fitting leftover pieces into new products. Each lining is a unique color combo - it's like wearable abstract art!
Innovations That'll Blow Your Beanie Off
- PFC-Free Water Repellent: Because your jacket shouldn't outlive your great-great-grandkids in a landfill.
- Avitera SE Dyeing: Coloring clothes while using 50% less water and energy. It's like they're painting with magic.
- Bio-Recycling: They're working on turning your old gear into new threads. It's the circle of life, but for jackets.
The Impact? It's Huge (and We're Not Just Talking About Air Time)
- 46% reduction in carbon emissions with their organic cotton
- 93% less water used compared to conventional cotton
- 2.5 times less CO2 emissions and 6 times less oil used in their recycled polyester production
The Challenge? It's as Gnarly as a Double Black Diamond
Switching from petroleum to plants for technical gear is no easy feat. It's like trying to land a 1080 on your first day snowboarding. But Picture Organic Clothing is all about pushing limits and defying gravity (and conventional wisdom).
So, next time you're suiting up for the slopes or the streets, remember: with Picture Organic Clothing, you're not just wearing a jacket. You're wearing a revolution. A plant-based, recycled, organic revolution that looks good and feels even better. Now that's what we call riding in style!