4 steps to teach you to understand the indicators of outdoor ski suits

Outdoor ski suits are a must-have item for skiing, so how can you choose high-quality outdoor ski suits? The following editor will introduce to you the various quality indicators of outdoor ski suits! Helping you choose the perfect outdoor ski suit.

1. Cashmere content. Down is composed of feather (hair) and down (flower down), and the down content is the proportion of down in down, generally expressed as a percentage, ranging from 5% to 95%. The down content of outdoor ski suits is generally above 80%. Under normal circumstances, the content of down can also be seen in the hangtag. When choosing, touch and pinch the product with your hands to test its softness, such as softness and integrity. If it is a rough piece, the filling is better.

2. The amount of cashmere filling. Down filling refers to the total weight of the filling. Generally, the down filling amount of outdoor ski suits is about 250-450 grams, depending on the target design. Down filling and down content are two complementary indicators that are closely related to the thermal performance of down jackets. However, when choosing, not only the amount of cashmere, but also the total area of a piece.

3. Large volume. Bulkiness is an important measure of warmth. Under the same weight, the larger the volume, the better the thermal insulation performance. Generally, the bulkiness of outdoor ski suits is 600-800P.

4. Fabric. Outdoor ski suit fabrics are divided into waterproof coating (membrane) fabrics; high-density waterproof fabrics; ordinary woven fabrics and velvet fabrics. Waterproof coating (membrane) fabrics are similar to jacket fabrics, with waterproof and moisture-permeable properties, and are generally used in professional alpine ski suits. High-density water-repellent fabric, the density of this type of fabric is very high, generally above 290T, with windproof, water-repellent, breathable and other properties. Ordinary woven fabrics and velvet fabrics generally use nylon or polyester with lower density. When making, add anti-fleece cloth on the inside of the fabric, or brush a layer of anti-fleece glue on the inside of the fabric.