Janji M's TTech Pant
in-store price: £80.00
The Janji M's TTech (Transit Tech) Pant are lightweight, loose fitting track pants which are ideal for your active pursuits when you want freedom of movement, but don’t want a close fitting tight...
Our View – Janji M's TTech Pant:
The Janji M's TTech (Transit Tech) Pant are lightweight, loose fitting track pants which are ideal for your active pursuits when you want freedom of movement, but don’t want a close fitting tight. A streamlined fit means you won’t feel like your wearing baggies, but offer a bit more modesty and are also ideal for warming up and cooling down over shorts.
The TTech Pant is the go-to for everyday adventures and variable conditions with three secure pockets, a refined fit and a lightweight, stretch fabric with a DWR finish to help shed water. Now made from recycled polyester for a reduced environmental impact.
Specifications – Janji M's TTech Pant:
- Unfussy protection - Lightweight, breathable + wind-resistant Transit Tech fabric has a durable water repellent (DWR) finish to shed light rain
- Stretch comfort - Fast drying, bi-stretch maintains next-to-skin comfort over prolonged adventures in variable weather
- Don't sweat it - Double-weave loopers on the interior of the fabric keep the pant from sticking to sweaty skin
- Secure fit - Minimal elastic waistband with internal drawcord ensures quick adjustment
- Streamlined - Designed to easily layer over shorts while maintaining a modern, tapered fit
- Pocket it - Secure hand pockets have an integrated key loop bungee on the right side while an additional side zip pocket offers secure storage options for your phone, wallet, keys + more
- Cuff it - Semi-elastic cuffs make for easy on/off
- TTech (TT) - 88% Polyester, 12% spandex
- Weight - 202g / 7.1oz (M’s Medium)
- Garment made in Vietnam
- Sustainability - The new TTech fabric is made from recycled polyester to help reduce its impact. It has a C0 DWR finish for high-performing, long-lasting water repellency and faster dry times. C0 DWR is made without the use of PFC's (perfluorinated chemicals) which are not environmentally ideal.




