WEREWOLF 2 - Huppari unisex regular fit - Arctic White / S

Hoodie on yksinkertainen ja tyylikäs klassikkohuppari, joka on must-have jokaiselle hupparien ystävälle. Materiaali on sekoitus 80 % kierrätysvärjättyä puuvillaa? Wait careful: The original says "ring spun cotton" which in Finnish is "kierteitä pyöritetty puuvilla" not. Finnish term "ring spun cotton" is "pyörökehittä puuvilla" hmm. Better: "ring spun cotton" translates to "pyörökehitetty puuvilla" or "oikos puuvilla"? In textile translations, "ring-spun cotton" = "kierteinen puuvilla"? Hmm. Could be "nauhapuuvilla" No. We should translate faithfully: "ring spun cotton" might be "nyplätty puuvilla"? Wait. "80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester or 70% ring spun cotton (depending on color), 30% polyester" The structure: The fabric is a blend of 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester or 70% ring spun cotton (depending on the color), 30% polyester. So we need to render in Finnish. Common Finnish translation: "kangas on sekoitus 80 % kierrelakapuuvillaa ja 20 % polyesteriä tai 70 % kierrelakapuuvillaa (riippuen väristä), 30 % polyesteriä, kuidakoko 280 g/m²." Not sure "ring spun cotton" = "kierteisestä puuvillasta" Hmm. "ring spun cotton" commonly translated as "pyörätty puuvilla" or "trikottiluokasi"? Another approach: leave as "ring spun cotton" untranslated? The instruction says Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns. But "ring spun cotton" is a technical fabric term; it's not a proper noun. We should translate. Finnish term used in textile: "kierretuotettu puuvilla" maybe. In Finnish, "ring spun cotton" often translated as "pyörökehrupuuvilla" Not sure. I'll choose "ring spun cotton" -> "pyöreästi kuorittu puuvilla"? Hmm. Better: "pyörökehrupuuvilla" is a term: yes "ring spun" is "ring-spun". In Finnish, "ring spun puuvilla" is used? People might write "ring spun cotton" as "ring spun -puuvilla" but we should translate. I'll write "ring spun -puuvilla" could be mixing languages. Let's pick "ring spun -puuvilla" not ideal. Given risk, maybe translate as "ring spun cotton" stays as is? But instruction not to translate product names etc; "ring spun cotton" is not a proper noun. However it's a fabric term; could translate to "pyöreäkehru puuvilla" Hmm. I will translate as: "kangas koostuu 80 % ring spun cottonista ja 20 % polyesteriä tai 70 % ring spun cottonista (riippuen väristä), 30 % polyesteriä, kuidankoko 280 g/m²." The word "ring spun cottonista" uses -ista case. Let's produce Finnish: "Hoodie on yksinkertainen ja tyylikäs klassikkohuppari, joka on must-have jokaiselle hupparien ystävälle. Materiaali on sekoitus 80 % ring spun cottonista ja 20 % polyesteriä tai 70 % ring spun cottonista (riippuen väristä), 30 % polyesteriä, ja kankaan paino on 280 g/m²." Keep line breaks as in original there is one paragraph. We'll preserve. Original had two sentences. We'll produce two sentences. Good. Remove hyphen? "must-have" Finnish maybe "must have" but use "must-have" common? We'll translate as "must-have" maybe better to adapt: "mallikappale"? Use "must-have" as loanword accepted. In Finnish: "must-have" is used. I'll keep "must-have" or "pakollinen hankinta" Could be better: "pakollinen hupparien ystäville." I'll translate as "on pakollinen hankinta jokaiselle hupparien ystävälle." Let's do: "Hoodie on yksinkertainen ja tyylikäs klassikkohuppari, joka on pakollinen hankinta jokaiselle hupparien ystävälle." Then second sentence as above. Let's finalize. Also protect line breaks; only two sentences. No extra. Let's produce.