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Buff Original EcoStretch Multi Children's Choker
The most versatile accessory ever created
Sold and shipped by Sports Lab IE
Sold and shipped by Sports Lab IE
The most versatile accessory ever created. Made from 95% recycled materials, it wicks away moisture and offers Skin Cancer Foundation-approved UPF 50 sun protection. Thanks to its seamless, 4-way stretch construction, it can be worn in over 12 different ways. Whether you turn it inside out, twist it or fold it, an Original has you covered in every situation, whether it's hot or cold, windy or sunny - whatever activity you enjoy most. Don't leave home without it!BENEFITS:The new classic multifunctional: More flexible, recycled fiber, sun protection and seamless.Ultra-Stretch technology: 4-way adjustment for optimum fit and comfort.Specially designed for children.DETAILS :Ultimate stretch and seamless comfort that grows with you.UPF50 SUN PROTECTION - UPF 50 certified sun protection against ultraviolet (UV) rays produced by the sun. fabric samples tested for UV protection in accordance with international standards.Made with 95% recycled content.Sun protection meeting the criteria defined by the Skin Cancer Foundation.Fabric wicks perspiration and moisture away from the body to keep you dry and comfortable.COMPOSITION:recommended age: Children (8-16 years)Composition: 95% recycled polyester 5% elastaneCountry of manufacture: SpainColor wash at 40°CDo not tumble dryDo not iron
95% Recycled Polyester 5% Elastane |
BUFF
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ORIGINAL BUFF, S.A.
ORIGINAL BUFF, S.A. BUFF
C/França 16 Igualada Barcelona 08700 SPAIN
buff@buff.com
95% Recycled Polyester 5% Elastane |
BUFF
This contact is responsible for product safety compliance. For help with an order or return, please contact customer service
ORIGINAL BUFF, S.A.
ORIGINAL BUFF, S.A. BUFF
C/França 16 Igualada Barcelona 08700 SPAIN
buff@buff.com
Wash at 30°C.
Fatal if swallowed.
