Quechua Kids’ Modular Hiking Trousers MH500 Aged 7

Our hiking designers have developed these child’s modular trousers MH500 for day hikes in all weather conditions on challenging trails.These trousers are technical, breathable, lightweight and can be converted into shorts to adapt to the weather/level of effort. Children love the transformation into shorts by unzipping the legs.

COMPONENT DURABILITY

Resistance to wear and abrasion test: for example, we check that our fleeces do not pill using tests conducted in laboratories. Colour retention test: the colour fastness is verified to ensure that the colours do not bleed when coming into contact with saliva. Ageing test: repeated washing should not affect the fabric’s properties, behaviour, thickness or appearance.

Can be worn as shorts

Trousers can be converted into shorts, using the zips on the legs, for wearing in any weather and on all hikes. Fastening tab on the lower pant legs.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

An adjustable elasticated waistband with buttons allows trousers to be adjusted to fit children of the same size with different body shapes. 2 hand pockets and 2 side thigh pockets including 1 zipped.

OUR ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACH

Because we are aware that we must act to preserve our playground, Quechua is committed to limiting the environmental impact of its products.
Today, this product is not eco-designed, but we work every day to make it more responsible: eco-design, repairability and sustainability are at the heart of our developments.

WHERE DO OUR TROUSERS COME FROM?

Created in our international design centre at the foot of Mont Blanc in France, these pants are then manufactured and assembled by our suppliers in Vietnam.
We collaborate closely with these partners who have real expertise in the manufacture of our trousers.
Thanks to this relationship of trust with our industrial partners, we can create high-quality technical products.

Working conditions in our production workshops

We guarantee that our suppliers comply with our code of conduct. These suppliers are often located in developing countries where our presence helps to create jobs.
By conducting audits and having teams on site, we make sure that the working environment of the employees meets certain quality standards in terms of human respect, personal fulfilment and environmental protection.