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Sender IN Hooded Jacket Women

Insulated jacket made from 100% recycled materials

€250

Black

  • Mammut Sender IN Hooded Jacket Women - Nebla
  • Mammut Sender IN Hooded Jacket Women - Marine
  • Mammut Sender IN Hooded Jacket Women -  paloja
  • Mammut Sender IN Hooded Jacket Women - Black
  • Mammut Sender IN Hooded Jacket Women - Sablun
  • Mammut Sender IN Hooded Jacket Women - Deep teal

For warmth and comfort in sub-zero conditions, this thermal jacket is insulated with a specialized synthetic fill: our one-of-a-kind Mammut LOOPINSULATION, made of recycled rope scraps. Combined with a recycled wind-repellent outer fabric, this cozy layer offers the protection you need while marking an important step towards a more circular economy, and responsible production with the lowest possible impact on the environment.

Mammut LOOPINSULATION
  • 6/6
    Everyday
  • 4/6
    Hiking
  • 2/6
    Climbing
  • 2/6
    Trekking
  • Pre-adjusted hood
  • Two zippered side pockets
  • Elasticated cuffs
  • Partially elastic hem for a better fit

    • Hiking, Skiing, Climbing, Everyday
    • 1013-03480
    • CutRegular Fit
    • Main material (Denier)30Dx20D
    • Weight560 g
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  • Filling100% Polyester (recycled)
  • Filling 2100% Polyester (recycled)
  • Lining100% Polyester (recycled)
  • Main material9% Spandex, 91% Polyester (recycled)
  • Fill weight (synthetic)220.00 g

  • Do not bleach

  • Do not dry clean or use solvents to remove stains

  • Do not iron or treat with steam

  • Wash on wool/delicates cycle

  • Tumble dry gentle

  • Machine wash on synthetics / permanent press cycle (max. 30° C)

Mammut
LOOPINSULATION
Hike FW2627 Graubunden 087
From waste to warmth

Lightweight, breathable, and reliable even when wet, Mammut LOOPINSULATION jackets are built with 100% recycled insulation from industrial rope production offcuts and recycled PET. Made to keep warmth close through shifting temperatures.

Process

  • Collecting rope offcuts

    Polyester-based rope offcuts from industrial rope production are gathered – materials that would otherwise be discarded.

    Tangled colorful Mammut climbing ropes in various patterns and colors against a light background.
  • Transforming materials

    These offcuts are then untangled into single strands which are brushed together and combined with recycled plastic.

    Hands crafting a blue Mammut mountaineering jacket, featuring fabric and stuffing, with scissors and a ruler in the background.
  • Creating insulation

    The end result is fluffy polyester sheet padding and cluster fill, which creates warming insulation for our jackets.

    A person examining the inside padding of a quilted Mammut jacket on a table, with fluffy down stuffing visible.

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