Children's trousers ARDON®4Xstretch® gray 98/104 gray (light)

Description Children's trousers ARDON®4Xstretch® gray 98/104 gray (light)

• stretch cotton children's pants
• made of special material Amalytton®, which ensures increased strength and durability of the cotton fabric while maintaining the comfort of elasticity and all the benefits of natural material such as breathability and a pleasant feeling when wearing
• the extra durable super elastic Tabiflex® material is used on the exposed parts
• the pants have a highly ergonomic and functional SLIM FIT cut that accentuates the silhouette, including an anatomically shaped knee design for maximum adaptation of movement
• the knee area is doubled with durable Oxford material with a water-repellent treatment
• the trousers have an adjustable waist width and are equipped with many useful pockets
• the back part is divided into a saddle and 2 pockets, the right back pocket is covered with a presser foot
• the lower hem of the trousers is reinforced with Oxford material against abrasion
• increased safety is ensured by reflective tapes located on the front and back and hi-vis accessories
• the pants allow easy extension of the length by 5 cm

• material A: 98% cotton, 2% elastane, Amalytton®, canvas weave, approx. 250 g/m²
• material B: 65% polyester, 35% cotton
• material C: 100% polyester - Oxford
• material D: 88% nylon, 12% spandex, Tabiflex®
• color: gray
• size: 98-152

CHARACTER HEIGHT

- we measure from the top of the head to the heels while standing straight

WAIST CIRCLE

- we measure halfway between the upper edge of the hip bone and the last (lower) rib

- the tape measure is placed tightly on the abdomen, but it must not be tight

SEATING AREA

- we measure across the widest place on the hips, where the hip joints are located

- due to the fact that the width of the hips and buttocks is different for everyone, the widest part of the hips can be directly at the hip joints, but also below or above them

It is best to measure the child in underwear to avoid too large measured values.

More detailed instructions on how to measure yourself correctly can be found here .