MASKAR BTT M/CORTA JERSEY SAVAGE TURQUOISE - SLIM FIT

• Adaptable and very light plain knit front that stands out for a very soft touch that provides very good breathability. Streamlined cut with a curve at the lower front for greater adaptability at the waist.
• Clean Cut Sleeves: High-density, non-shedding microfiber fabric that provides a perfect fit. Does not require sewing in manufacturing. Perfect fit and greater length.
• Side panels made with 2.0 microfresh fabrics with high elastic and compressive technology that incorporate high comfort that improves the athlete's performance. The type of fine gauge and highly breathable fiber used facilitates the rapid dispersion of sweat, avoiding concentrations of body heat.
• Textured multifilament Dry System fabric on the back with elasticity across the width and not along the length to optimize adaptability and fix movements in MTB (mountain biking). It will prevent your pocket from being stretched by the usual movements on mountain circuits. Also suitable for road cycling.
• Full front zipper with self-locking injected puller.
• Non-slip 40mm laser cut silicone grip on the bottom front. Prevents the jersey from moving during exercise.
• Back waistband with 20 mm coated silicone elastic for greater support.
• Rear reflectors.
• Reinforced rear pockets to store the cyclist's small support items, such as energy bars and others.
• Reinforced flat seams.
• SLIM FIT aerodynamic jersey for athletes with a slim build.

To keep your HSPORTWEAR garment in perfect condition, we recommend the following care tips:

• Wash with cold water.
• Do not iron and do not dry clean.
• Do not leave the garment soaking.
• Do not wring the garment by twisting it.
• Do not use fabric softeners and only apply neutral detergents.
• Do not dry the garment directly in the sun, it is recommended to dry it in the shade and inside out.
• To avoid a peeling effect during use or washing (it will not be considered a defect of the garment or TARA), rubbing with zippers, Velcro, accessories or similar should be avoided.