Custom OverviewThe coldblack® Advantage
Light colored textiles reflect both visible and invisible rays of sunlight, meaning both heat and light. Dark colored textiles absorb both types of rays and therefore absorb heat. coldblack® reduces this absorption of heat rays particularly in the case of darker colors and in all types of textiles. The result is tangibly better heat management.
Many textiles worn in the summertime or exposed to the sun offer poor protection from damaging UV rays. The coldblack® technology guarantees a minimum UPF 30 protection when applied to any textile in any color without affecting the look or feel of the product. As a result, textiles with coldblack® can make an effective contribution to protecting against harmful UV rays.
Optimal protection from heating up due to sunlight
Because textiles finished with coldblack® heat up less in all colors compared with material without a coldblack® finish.
When applied to clothing this means that the wearer perspires less, feels better and is capable of greater performance.
Protection from UV-A and UV-B rays. UV-A rays accelerate the aging of skin. UV-B rays cause a pigment change, resulting in long term browning. Without effective UPF protection (Ultraviolet Protection Factor), aggressive oxygen molecules are released which cause sunburn or which can lead to the formation of melanoma.
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING:
“The best fitting kit I’ve ever worn! Like it was tailored.” — Scott (South Carolina) - May 2013
“The jackets came in and they are awesome looking! We will definitely spread the word about Pactimo based on your customer service, price and quality. I look forward to working with you guys again.” — Andrew (Maryland) - May 2013
“Your clothing fits me spot on and is so comfortable. I really prefer the shorts over the others I own and the jersey is great. Fits very well and I like the grippers around the bottoms of the jersey and short legs. I am a very satisfied customer and the workmanship that goes into these clothes shows. Thank You.” — Andrew (Michigan) - May 2013
