Women's Mountain Walking Trousers MH100

These trousers have a sporty cut, and provide plenty of freedom of movement, thanks to a mechanical stretch fabric (no elastane). The semi-elasticated waist also provides a better fit on the waist. Finally, belt loops enable you to wear your own belt if you want.

The capacity of the fabric to wick away perspiration and dry quickly is measured according to several criteria: absorption capacity of the fabric, capacity of the fabric not to saturate with perspiration, speed of drying, etc.Level 1/5 is suitable for low intensity activities that don't generate much sweat. All our hiking trousers have a performance of 3/5.

Our Quechua global design centre is based in Passy, at the foot of Mont-Blanc in Haute Savoie.This location makes it a real meeting place for our teams (designers, product managers, engineers, etc) and outdoor sports enthusiasts.A great asset for designing your mountain walking products and providing you with all our expertise.

Created in our international design centre at the foot of Mont Blanc, in France. These pants are then made by our suppliers in Ethiopia, Vietnam, India and Bangladesh.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.

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 place of the employees meets certain quality standards in terms of human respect, personal fulfilment and safety.

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.