Senja Midlayer Jacket
Overview
Made for
- Ski Touring
Details
Sizes: S-XXL
Fit: Regular fit. The fit of this garment was developed specially for use with layered clothing. This means it offers good freedom of movementt, even over mid-layer garments.
Padding: Clo® Insulation: 100% Polyester(90% Recycled)
Padding weight: 40 gr/m2
Weight: 240 g (Size L)
Fiber Content: Fabric 1: 100% Polyamide(Recycled) Fabric 2: 95% Polyester 5% Elastane
Fabric details: Ultra-lightweight and 100% recycled polyamide fabric with PFAS-free WR placed on upper body, padded with insulating Clo® Eco Vivo (90% recycled) below. Quick drying Pontetorto Tecnostretch® material placed on lower parts on body, under arm and on sleeves, providing excellent wicking ability. The product contains bluesign® APPROVED fabrics and trimmings.
Hood: None.
Pockets: Zippered front pockets. The design ensures that front pockets don't interfere with the climbing harnesses or hip belt when carrying a backpack.
Additional features: Elastic hem. The shoulder and side seams are staggered backwards to prevent wear and tear and increase comfort when carrying a backpack. Extended back.
Technologies
- Vivo Performance: Eco Insulation
- Vivo Performance: Eco Insulation
Vivo Performance: Eco Insulation
Vivo Performance: Eco Insulation is a European made polyester insulation, which is developed to maintain good breathability while keeping you warm. It comprises a patented perforation with very small holes within the insulation, increasing breathability by 30 % and allowing moisture to escape, thus providing more comfort for the wearer. The holes are of a unique size: Visible enough to notice a difference but too small to allow air to circulate; they maintain the full insulation properties of the material. The small holes also provide a 4-way stretch within the insulation with a fast recovery which allows it to be combined with performance fabrics.
Vivo Performance: Eco Insulation is made in Europe from 93 % recycled fibers. The fibers are extruded from used plastic bottles and then recreated into insulation.
Polyester normally uses fossil resources for its production. By re-using existing material streams we can save fossil resources and reduce the energy demand as well as climate emissions.
The reason why mainly PET bottles are used is due to their availability and their purity in terms of material type. No other waste stream offers that big volume of basically the same identical raw material without any impurities from other material inputs. Furthermore, we can also reduce plastic waste as these material streams are being utilized again.
Materials and Certifications
- PFAS-free
- PFAS-free
PFAS-free
Bergans products with water-repellent functionality have no intentionally added PFAS in the surface treatment. PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a large group of chemicals that have traditionally been widely used in water-repellent DWR (Durable Water Repellent) treatments. The treatment causes water and dirt to bead up and roll off the surface rather than penetrate the fabric. PFAS break down very slowly in the environment and are therefore often referred to as “forever chemicals”. They can accumulate over time, both in the environment and in living organisms, and several PFAS compounds have been shown to pose a risk to human health and the environment. Since 2016, Bergans has been actively working to phase out PFAS-containing substances from our products and replace them with PFAS-free treatments. All membranes we use are already PFAS-free. The water-repellent performance of the outer fabric will gradually diminish with use. As a result, the outer fabric may absorb more moisture, which can reduce breathability and comfort – even though the garment remains waterproof. To maintain the garment’s performance over time, we recommend regular washing and re-impregnate when needed. Read more about how to wash and re-impregnate your garment here.
Senja
Size and fit guide
Regular fit
Standard, classic fit. It doesn't stand out as either tight-fitting or loose.
Select the size you would like to view the measurements for.
How to measure
A - Bust: Measured with arms hanging straight down by your sides. If you're buying a jacket/top, this is the most important measurement.
B - Waist: Measured at the narrowest point.
C - Hips: Measured at the widest point. If you're buying pants/bottoms, this is the most important measurement.
E - Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder, over the elbow, to the wrist with the arm slightly bent.
It can be difficult to measure yourself properly, so it's a good idea to get help from someone else. Tip: If you don't have a measuring tape, you can use a piece of thread or string, and then measure it with a ruler afterward.
In cases where the chart shows different sizes fitting different parts of the body, which is very common, you are the best person to decide which priority to give. It's also important to consider whether you prefer a slim or loose fit if you're between two sizes.