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Amazar Trousers v2 Womens
Women's cargo trousers
- Product Details
Perfect for travel, these trousers feature belt loops, two front pockets, two back pockets with button closure and two leg pockets with button closure.
100% Cotton
Weight Size 10 310g
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For the protection from the harmful effects of UV radiation from the sun, this product complies with AS/NZS 4399:1996. The UPF rating is for the fabric and does not address the amount of protection which is afforded by the design of the article. The manipulations involved in garment manufacture such as stretching and sewing may lower the UPF of the material. Articles which have been designed to cover the maximum area of the body are recommended. The protection offered by this item may be lessened: 1. At points where the fabric is in close contact with the skin such as across the shoulders
2. If the fabric is stretched
3. If the fabric is wet; and
4. With time, due to the effects of normal wear
For the protection from the harmful effects of UV radiation from the sun, this product complies with AS/NZS 4399:1996. The UPF rating is for the fabric and does not address the amount of protection which is afforded by the design of the article. The manipulations involved in garment manufacture such as stretching and sewing may lower the UPF of the material. Articles which have been designed to cover the maximum area of the body are recommended. The protection offered by this item may be lessened: 1. At points where the fabric is in close contact with the skin such as across the shoulders
2. If the fabric is stretched
3. If the fabric is wet; and
4. With time, due to the effects of normal wear
The UPF rating is for the fabric and does not address the amount of protection which is afforded by the design of the article. The manipulations involved in garment manufacture such as stretching and sewing may lower the UPF of the material. Articles which have been designed to cover the maximum area of the body are recommended.
The protection offered by this item may be lessened:
1. At points where the fabric is in close contact with the skin such as across the shoulders
2. If the fabric is stretched
3. If the fabric is wet; and
4. With time, due to the effects of normal wear
