Jack Wolfskin Pack & Go Shell Jacket Women Tulip Red

One last word with your colleagues, then you reach for your bag and are already out the door. Get on your bike or take the train – the short trip to Europe’s next hip metropolis has already begun. For those who are constantly on the move, light, spontaneous, flexible and always on the pulse, the PACK & GO Shell is the perfect weather protection. The rain jacket is part of Jack Wolfskin’s PACK AND GO!-Kollektion,! collection, made especially for light travel – for commuters, urban nomads and weekend hoppers. That’s why all the products in this lightweight travel collection are particularly light and can be packed ultra-small. The JWP Shell is made from Jack Wolfskin’s eco-friendly Texapore Ecosphere, which is made from recycled polyester (100% recycled polyester). It is lightweight, soft and elastic – a combination for absolute comfort on the go. When it comes to their equipment, Jack Wolfskin has focused on the essentials: Hood and two hip pockets. In one of them you can store the jacket tiny. So it fits in any backpack and hipbag.

Texapore Ecosphere
Represents a real breakthrough in weather protection clothing, as it is the first 100% recycled weather protection material. The membrane is made from cuttings generated in production and returned to the production cycle – a zero-waste concept. The outer fabric and lining, on the other hand, are made from recycled PET bottles. In this way, resources are conserved or saved completely. Despite recycled materials, the quality remains at the highest level and offers you the very good performance of Texapore O2.

Green button
The Green Button is a government seal for sustainably produced textiles. It provides consumers with guidance when shopping. The Green Button sets binding requirements to protect people and the environment in the production process of textiles. A total of 46 demanding social and environmental criteria must be met – from A for wastewater limits to Z for a ban on forced labor. What’s special about the Green Button: In addition to the product, the company as a whole is always reviewed. This makes the Green Button the first government seal to systematically check whether companies in their supply chain are fulfilling their human rights and environmental due diligence obligations. The state sets the criteria and conditions for the Green Button – this creates clarity and trust. Independent inspection bodies monitor compliance with the criteria.