Guardapolvos /casacas

Bata de laboratorio para mujer Urbane Essentials Media
Resistente,flexible, estilo vanguardista

Las aplicaciones del cuello y la solapa cosidas en la parte superior de esta bata  harán que te vean elegante, fina y atractiva.
Tapeta de cuatro botones con pinzas para el entalle en la cintura delantera y trasera proporcionan un ajuste súper atractivo. 
Las aberturas laterales permiten un movimiento de rango completo, y la ventilación de la manga con falso cierre de dos botones y yugo trasero dan una apariencia  profesional. Y no olvidamos el bolsillo. 
Esta bata de laboratorio presenta bolsillos de entrada superiores de gran tamaño con bolsillos de ribete en capas, que incluyen divisor de instrumentos y bolsillo interno del tamaño de una tableta a la izquierda.

53% algodón, 44% poliéster, 3% spandex
Cuello y solapa cosidos con cierre de cuatro botones.
Bolsillos de entrada superior con bolsillos de ribete en capas.
Dardos de cintura delanteros y traseros
Yugo trasero y aberturas laterales
Ventilación de manga con cierre falso de dos botones
Bolsillo interno del tamaño de una tableta
XS-2XL (32 7/8 ")

It's a concert on a hot summer night. The stage is set and the show's about to start. Feel the breeze, catch the vibe, and move to the beat with the pulsating energy of this limited-edition fragrance. A unisex scent, it is fresh, clean, and easy to wear. The fragrance opens with a burst of crisp melon. In the heart notes, an invigorating blend of green citrus and the zesty herbaceous effect of verbena creates a cool, edgy freshness. A base of exotic incense and earthy oakmoss is wrapped in the light, sensuous warmth of cedarwood, musk, and peach skin. Notes:Tangerine, Water Fern, Melon, Lemon, Sea Breeze Accord, Blue Freesia, Verbena, Rhubarb, Cedarwood, Skin Musk, Incense, Peach Skin. Style:Invigorating. Crisp. Cool.

Man by Calvin Klein was launched in October of 2007 and proposed as a new classic for the modern Calvin Klein man, aged from 25 to 40. The name itself is programmatic and unambiguous, like an English translation of L'Homme by Yves Saint Laurent. Simple, brief, to the point. You are going to smell the essence of masculinity if you are to take your cue from the name of the fragrance. The packaging is sleek, modernist, with an architectural sense of proportions and looks good. The fragrance was created by perfumers Jacques Cavallier and Harry Fremont from Firmenich in collaboration with consultant Ann Gottlieb. All these people are old hands at marketing successful mainstream fragrances. Man offers therefore a mainstream palatability but without coming across as depersonalized. It plays the distinctiveness card, but in a well reined in manner. The fragrance bears a typical masculine fresh aromatic, woody and spicy signature around the linear heart of the scent which itself is dark, fruity, and sweet enough to feel feminine. This rich amber-fruity accord is made even more seductive thanks to just the right amount of citrus-y counterpoint, which never clarifies the scent but on the contrary helps to deepen the dark fruity sensation.