*NEW* Triathlon Canada Pressio Prevail Tee - Red Camo
Pressio is an eco-conscious sportswear brand that focuses on creating high-performance athletic apparel while prioritizing sustainability and ethical practices. They take it further than anyone else. Their products are recycled, recyclable, biodegradable, chemical free and dye free, life cycle assessed and third party authenticated.
"At our heart lies the conviction that sustainability enhances, not diminishes, excellence. Our relentless pursuit of perfection drives us to integrate groundbreaking sustainable technologies without sacrificing performance. With meticulous attention to detail, we engineer fabrics and collaborate with sustainability pioneers, pushing boundaries and redefining what's achievable."
Pressio PREVAIL Tee
Featuring 2 recycled moisture management fabrics with a soft, smooth silky texture. Lightweight and designed to be exceptionally comfortable. Ventilated mesh on back for extra comfort and industry-leading tech yarns so you can perform at your best. Perfect for working out in warm weather or for just wearing around town.
World leading comfort and performance:
- High filament yarn count for increased moisture movement from fibre to fibre to spread moisture across the fabric's surface for faster drying.
- High filament mechanical knit fabric for unrestricted freedom of movement, enhanced comfort, and optimal hand feel.
World leading sustainability
- Biodegrades hundreds of times faster than ordinary polyester in landfills and large bodies of water. Vigorously tested yarns exhibited 87% biodegradation in 380 days under the ASTM D5511 standards.
- Recycled Polyester yarns Biodegrade at rates similar to natural fibres like wool.
- GRS Certified recycled yarns.
- Bluesign® Approved Dying. Fabric engineered and dyed in a Bluesign® approved facility and manufactured in a 70% Solar Powered factory.
(Pressio biodegradable products are as durable and long lasting as conventional synthetic fibres, quantified through extensive research & testing. The fibers in our garments only biodegrade when exposed to microbes over long periods of time.)
