Craghoppers Kiwi Classic Trousers - Blue - 34

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The Craghoppers Kiwi Classic Trousers are designed for dedicated hikers and outdoor enthusiasts who require a reliable, year-round garment for trail exploration. Their primary benefit lies in their high-performance blend of insect bite-proof, UV-resistant, and mud-repellent fabric that ensures durability in rugged terrain, though users should note that as a classic design, they prioritize utility over a highly tapered or slim-fit silhouette.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Waist Size UK | 34 |
| Model Part Number | CMJ600X__3G3034 |
| Brand | Craghoppers |
They are designed with a mud-resistant finish that sheds light splashes, but they are not fully waterproof and should be paired with overtrousers in heavy rain.
The standard Kiwi Classic is best for three-season use. For cold weather, consider the 'Kiwi Winter Lined' variant.
Craghoppers uses standard UK waist measurements; refer to the manufacturer's size chart to ensure a correct fit based on your measured waist circumference.
Yes, they can be ironed on a low setting, but avoid ironing directly over any synthetic labels or plastic components.
They are constructed from a peached polyester-cotton blend that provides a soft feel while maintaining high durability.
The durable water-repellent (DWR) finish may need refreshing. Use a specialized wash-in treatment to restore the protective coating.
Check for debris or dirt trapped in the zip teeth; gently clean with a soft brush and avoid forcing the zipper.
These trousers require no complex setup; they are designed for immediate use right out of the packaging. For compatibility, they pair well with standard hiking boots and base layers for colder weather conditions. To maintain the integrity of the protective finishes, it is recommended to follow the manufacturer's care label: wash in cool to lukewarm water and avoid harsh detergents or fabric softeners, which can degrade the mud-resistant and insect-repellent coatings. Air drying is preferred to preserve the shape and longevity of the fabric.