3L Pants
Laminated Stretch Wool and Nylon Ski Pants
Product details
The 3L PANTS are laminated ski pants, designed for freeriders to achieve maximum performance on fresh snow. The pants are made of Solaro fabric in stretch wool and nylon, treated with a high-performance 3-layer membrane that is both windproof and waterproof, ensuring excellent breathability. The edge guards are made of ultra-resistant, waterproof nylon and polyester fabric, while the Alcantara® sections add richness to the garment. The snow gaiters at the hem, made of recycled polyester ripstop fabric, provide greater durability and protection while skiing.
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Large front and thigh pockets
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Front zip closure and wide side ventilation openings
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Waterproof coating
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Adjustable fit with Velcro® straps and button tabs at the lower hem
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Inner lower gaiters
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Taped seams
Fabric
Made In
THE ICONIC SOLARO
Solaro is a heritage textile that perfectly embodies the union of elegance and performance – a fabric SEASE has always admired for its unique character and technical intelligence. Born in the early 20th century for military use, Solaro was designed to protect soldiers from the sun. Its structure reflects sunlight, keeping the wearer comfortable while remaining breathable – a fabric conceived in direct dialogue with nature, created to perform in the outdoors. Its signature iridescence is intrinsic to its weaving: green and red yarns interlaced in a herringbone or jacquard structure create a dynamic play of light and depth, intricate yet understated, technical yet elegant.
Solaro is a heritage textile that perfectly embodies the union of elegance and performance – a fabric SEASE has always admired for its unique character and technical intelligence. Born in the early 20th century for military use, Solaro was designed to protect soldiers from the sun. Its structure reflects sunlight, keeping the wearer comfortable while remaining breathable – a fabric conceived in direct dialogue with nature, created to perform in the outdoors. Its signature iridescence is intrinsic to its weaving: green and red yarns interlaced in a herringbone or jacquard structure create a dynamic play of light and depth, intricate yet understated, technical yet elegant.
