Salomon Bise Women's Hoodie
The Bise Hoodie for women looks like softly woven wool, and can double as an exceptionally warm midlayer for skiing, or a soft, warm, stylish jacket for cool days anywhere.
Engineered with AdvancedSkin Warm Technology, the Bise Women's Hoodie improves body comfort by keeping you warm, dry and protected where you need it and when you need it. The heathered effect fleece has the appearance of woven wool, making it look just as cosy as it feels. The insulation properties make the Bise a very warm mid-layer, made in an active fit so it is not too loose and not too tight. The full zip allows full temperature control, simply zip up to retain all important body heat, or unzip to allow ventilation and reduce any heat build up. The fixed hood provides extra coverage and protection when you need it, and fits comfortably under a helmet if necessary. Zipped hand pockets are ideal for storing small personal items safely and securely, and also make a refuge for chilly hands on those cooler days.
Salomon Bise Women's Hoodie
The Bise Hoodie for women looks like softly woven wool, and can double as an exceptionally warm midlayer for skiing, or a soft, warm, stylish jacket for cool days anywhere.
Engineered with AdvancedSkin Warm Technology, the Bise Women's Hoodie improves body comfort by keeping you warm, dry and protected where you need it and when you need it. The heathered effect fleece has the appearance of woven wool, making it look just as cosy as it feels. The insulation properties make the Bise a very warm mid-layer, made in an active fit so it is not too loose and not too tight. The full zip allows full temperature control, simply zip up to retain all important body heat, or unzip to allow ventilation and reduce any heat build up. The fixed hood provides extra coverage and protection when you need it, and fits comfortably under a helmet if necessary. Zipped hand pockets are ideal for storing small personal items safely and securely, and also make a refuge for chilly hands on those cooler days.
