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Swix Apparel Catalog Aw 17/18 SWIX APPAREL CATALOG AW 17/18 WE ARE SWIX For several decades, our unique SWIX products have been instrumental in the success of all the best Norwegian and international winter athletes. At the same time, our products have given all other participants in winter sports, the possibility to improve their skiing experience. Now, it is time to use our innovation and expertise about the Nordic climate to give the SWIX-customer the best possible products in all seasons. We aim to surprise and lead – by doing new things a little bit differently. When you use products from SWIX, you do it because you want to look good - and feel good. When we innovate, our prime ambition is to make the best out of your work-out. You will ski and bike, both faster and better, freeze less and sweat more comfortably. Swix loves the Nordic conditions. Freezing temperatures. The warm spring sun. We love snow. Fresh snow. Wet snow. Easter snow. Powder skiing. We love steep slopes in beautiful mountain scenery. Long dirt roads and narrow forest paths. Drizzling rain. Wind. Sweat. We love getting exhausted. And satisfied. There is no better feeling than just completing a tough work-out. Together. This is what we live for. Content Swix Technical Apparel 17/18 Elite racing 12-19 Textile designer Jorunn Berg Active training 22 Graphic design & Art direction Pants 30-35 Raymond Andersen Sky by swix 42-47 Photo Rasmus Kongsøre Raymond Andersen Touring training 48-51 Sverre Hjørnevik Midlayer 54-57 Product photo Art of Concept Body Wear 60-71 Swix Sport AS Gloves & mittens 76-93 www.swixsport.com All rights belong to Swix Sport AS. Hats 96-103 All copying prohibited. Socks 106-109 Vistech 112-115 Accessories 117 Promotion 120-121 TEMPERATURE GUIDE The Cold Wear matrix is designed as a guide to help skiers more easily decide what to wear depending on the weather conditions. The colour scheme is the same as the well-known colour scheme Swix has been using for ski wax since 1946. Each product has an extra hangtag that clearly shows the intended temperature range for using the product. Warm Cold Gloves & Mittens Chart If a ski and snowboard glove is too small, it will be uncomfortable. But if your ski or snowboard glove is too big, your hand will have a hard time warming up the inside. So selecting the correct ski and snowboard glove size is important. How to measure for a glove: For best results, take measurements of your width and length. Most gloves sizes are determined by width but some people have long fingers. Select your glove size to whichever is longer. When between sizes, go up a size. How to measure for a mitten: Take measurements of your width and length. Because mittens have more room, width is the most important measurement. Junior Glove Sizing: Please note that when junior and adult sizes overlap, junior fingers tend to be shorter and more narrow than adults. Since Juniors and Toddlers can vary significantly in size, we recommend using an age guideline. as opposed to actual measurement of the childs hands and fingers. 10 20 30 40 Length Measurement: Measure from the bottom edge of palm to the tip of your middle finger to determine your “finger length” size. 10 20 304 0 50 Width Measurement: Wrap a tailors measuring tape around your dominant hand just below knuckles, excluding your thumb,and make a fist. This measurment is your “hand width” glove size 8 / SWIX 17/18 Size Chart Womens Sizes XS S M L XL A - Body length - cm 160-163 164-167 168-171 172-175 176-179 B - Chest - cm 83 87 94 100 106 C - Waist - cm 62 68 74 80 86 D - Hip - cm 87 93 98 104 110 E - Inseam -cm 75 77 79 81 83 F - Sleeve length* - cm 74 76 78 80 82 Mens Sizes S M L XL XXL A - Body length - cm 176-179 180-183 184-187 188-191 192-195 B - Chest - cm 94 100 106 112 118 C - Waist - cm 80 86 92 98 104 D - Hip - cm 94 100 106 112 118 E - Inseam -cm 82 84 86 88 90 F - Sleeve length* - cm 85 87 89 91 93 Juniors Sizes 6 - 8 8 - 10 10 - 12 12-14 14 - 16 A - Body length - cm 116-122 128-134 140-146 152-158 164-170 B - Chest - cm 63 67 71 75 79 C - Waist - cm 57 59 62 66 70 D - Hip - cm 65 69 73 76 79 E - Inseam -cm 57 61 65 70 76 F - Sleeve length* - cm 59 64 69 74 79 * Should be measured from center back neck to wrist knuckle with slightly bent arm. SWIX 17/18 / 9 10 / SWIX 17/18 ELITE RACING Swix Racing products are specially designed for elite and top level skiers. The range of products is also popular among ski enthusiasts who use cross- country skiing as an important part of their winter training regime. The highest quality materials and practical solutions are meant to give skiers that winning edge, whether they are participating in a World Cup race or simply having a training session. SWIX 17/18 / 11 ELITE RACING // Techwear 10000 10000 90000 90000 Swix Triac 2-pcs skisuit Sizes: XS-XXL NOK 2999,- Sizes: XS-XL NOK 2999,- 32541 32546 The best skiers choose the best products and that is why the Norwegian The best skiers choose the best products and that is why the Norwegian cross-country team wears Swix racing suits every weekend all winter! cross-country team wears Swix racing suits every weekend all winter! Incredibly light, soft and tremendously stretchy. Swix’s revolutionary Incredibly light, soft and tremendously stretchy. Swix’s revolutionary new mesh full-size competition suit offers amazing insulating properties new mesh full-size competition suit offers amazing insulating properties because of the fabric’s ability to trap air in the mesh structure.No because of the fabric’s ability to trap air in the mesh structure.No uncomfortable seams holding you back. Just go for it! uncomfortable seams holding you back. Just go for it! • Full mesh ski suit • Full mesh ski suit • For racing or training • For racing or training • Suitable for both elite and hobby skiers • Suitable for both elite and hobby skiers • Pre-shaped aerodynamic silhouette • Pre-shaped aerodynamic silhouette • 4-way stretch mesh with Lycra on exposed areas • 4-way stretch mesh with Lycra on exposed areas Fabric content: Fabric content: 4-way stretch mesh 81% polyester/19% elastane. 4-way stretch mesh 81% polyester/19% elastane. Swix Triac 1-pcs skisuit Sizes: XS-XXL NOK 2999,- Swix Triac 1-pcs skisuit WMN Sizes: XS-XL NOK 2999,- 32531 32536 Swix Triac 2-pcs skisuit JR 32542 Sizes: 116-164- NOK 1799,- 10000 90000 12 / SWIX 17/18 ELITE RACING // Techwear Main sponsor of the Norwegian biathlon team biathlon the Norwegian Main sponsor of SWIX 17/18 / 13 ELITE RACING // Techwear 10000 Swix Triac jkt. Sizes: S-XXL NOK 3999,- 15151 Swix Triac 2.0 jacket is designed for those who want the very best. The jacket is made of a unique Gore Windstopper® stretch material, and has a back panel in Lycra. The model has silicone print on shoulders to protect against rain. The jacket is also equipped with reflective tape, to improve visibility in the dark. It has two zippered pockets and cuffs in Lycra. • Light, high-level ski jacket • Perfect for training and ski competitions • For those who want the best ski jacket • Optimal ski jacket with nice design details Fabric content: Main material: 92% polyester, 8% elastane membrane: 100 WS membrane ® Lycra panels: 82% polyester, 18% Spandex Lycra 2: 82% polyester/ 18% Spandex Air mesh: 100% polyester 10000 Swix Triac jkt. WMN Sizes: XS- XL NOK 3999,- 15156 Swix Triac 2.0 jacket is designed for those who want the very best. The jacket is made of a unique Gore Windstopper® stretch material, and has a back panel in Lycra. The model has silicone print on shoulders to protect against rain. The jacket is also equipped with reflective tape, to improve visibility in the dark. It has two zippered pockets and cuffs in Lycra. • Light, high-level ski jacket • Perfect for training and ski competitions • For those who want the best ski jacket • Optimal ski jacket with nice design details Fabric content: Main material: 92% polyester, 8% elastane membrane: 100 WS membrane ® Lycra panels: 82% polyester, 18% Spandex Lycra 2: 82% polyester/ 18% Spandex Air mesh: 100% polyester 14 / SWIX 17/18 ELITE RACING // Techwear SWIX 17/18 / 15 ELITE RACING // Techwear 10000 Swix Triac pants Sizes: S-XXL NOK 2999,- 25211 Swix Triac 2.0 pants are designed for those who want the very best. The pants are made of a unique Gore Windstopper® stretch material, and have back in Lycra. The pants also feature reflective tape for high visibility in the dark. They have zippered pocket and articulated knees. The pants have a detachable part made of Schoeller® air mesh, so that they can be customized for warmer or colder days. • Light, high-level ski pant • Perfect for training and competition • For those who want the best ski pants • Optimal ski pants with exciting details Fabric content: 92% polyester, 8% elastane membrane: 100 WS membrane ® Lycra panels: 82% polyester, 18% Spandex Lycra 2: 82% polyester/ 18% Spandex 10000 Swix Triac pants WMN Sizes: XS-XL NOK 2999,- 25216 Swix Triac 2.0 pants are designed for those who want the very best. The pants are made of a unique Gore Windstopper® stretch material, and have back in Lycra.
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