If i was a jedi / W - Vetoketjuhuppari - Oxford Navy / S

Zipper-hoodie on moderni ja tyylikäs hupparitoppi, joka tuo väriä mihin tahansa asuun. Siinä on etuvalinta vetoketju ja klassinen istuvuus, ja se on tehty pehmeästä puuvillakankaasta rentoon ja rennon oloiseen lookiin. Kankaan koostumus on 80% kierrätyshuomattua puuvillaa? Wait: ensure accuracy. Original says 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester, fabric weight 280gsm. In Finnish: 80% ring spun cotton ja 20% polyester, kankaan paino 280 g/m². "ring spun cotton" might be "rengasnyhjätty puuvilla"? Actual translation: ring spun cotton = "renkaaseen kehitetty puuvilla" Not good. Better: "80% ring spun -puuvillaa ja 20% polyesteriä, kankaan paino 280 g/m²." Use "ring spun cotton" as a term may be left as is? Instruction says translate English to Finnish, but preserve product names etc. It's not a proper noun. Could translate "ring spun cotton" as "ring-spun puuvilla" maybe keep as hyphenated anglicism. I think better: "80% ring spun cotton ja 20% polyesteriä" but "ring spun cotton" Finnish style "ring-spun puuvilla" is common. I'll use "ring spun cotton" translated as "ring-spun-puuvilla". Eh. Let's produce: Zipper-hoodie? They might want translated names; but "zip-hoodie" maybe keep as "zip-hoodie" since product name; instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. The product name here is "zip-hoodie" with lowercase. So keep "The zip-hoodie" becomes "The zip-hoodie"? They want translate description; but preserve line breaks. It says translate user's product description from English to Finnish. Do not translate product names. So we should keep "The zip-hoodie" as is? The original starts with "The zip-hoodie is a modern...". We should maybe keep "The zip-hoodie" in Finnish? It says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Do not translate product names. So we should keep "The zip-hoodie" as is. But it's awkward in Finnish. However instruction says. Let's translate rest. Also "front zipper" becomes "etuvetoketju" or "etuvetoketju" The term is "etu-zip"? We'll use "etuvetoketju". Also "front zipper" -> "etuovetoketju"? Correct is "etuvetoketju". We'll use "etuvetoketju". "classic fit" -> "klassinen istuvuus" or "klassinen leikkaus". Choose "klassinen istuvuus" or "klassinen leikkaus". I'll pick "klassinen istuvuus". "soft cotton fabric" -> "pehmeä puuvillakangas". "relaxed and casual look" -> "rentoon ja rennon näköiseen lookiin" better "rentoon ja rennonoloiseen ulkonäköön". "fabric weight" -> "kankaan paino" "gsm" remains "280gsm" Usually "280 g/m²" In Finnish use "280 g/m²" We'll translate to "280 g/m²". "80% ring spun cotton" -> "80% ring spun -puuvillaa" We'll choose "80% ring-spun puuvillaa" We'll hyphen. "ring-spun" hyphen. Ok craft final with line breaks preserved: The zip-hoodie... continues. We'll produce: The zip-hoodie is a modern and stylish hooded top that adds a touch of color to any outfit. It features a front zipper and a classic fit, and is made from a soft cotton fabric for a relaxed and casual look. The fabric is composed of 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester, with a fabric weight of 280gsm. Translate preserving line breaks: It's paragraphs, maybe two sentences. We'll translate into Finnish first sentence, second sentence? It's two sentences. We'll output as one paragraph? They want preserve line breaks; since input is two sentences in one paragraph? It has line breaks? It shows line breaks between? It has a blank line before "The fabric is composed...". So there are two paragraphs. We'll convert accordingly. Let's produce: The zip-hoodie is a modern and stylish hooded top that adds a touch of color to any outfit. Se on moderni ja tyylikäs huppari, joka tuo asuun säväyksen väriä. No, we must not translate product name, but we can translate rest. The subject is "The zip-hoodie is..." We'll translate second line as: "Se sisältää etuvetoketjun ja klassisen istuvuuden, ja se on tehty pehmeästä puuvillakankaasta rentoon ja rennonoloiseen ulkonäköön." But "ra... to" Let's try: "Se sisältää etuvetoketjun ja klassisen istuvuuden, ja se on valmistettu pehmeästä puuvillakankaasta rentoon ja rennon näköiseen ulkoasuun." Then third sentence: "Kankaan koostumus on 80% ring spun cotton ja 20% polyesteri, kankaan paino on 280 gsm." But we must maintain two paragraphs; we used two lines: first paragraph becomes first sentence? Might be okay. Let's craft: The zip-hoodie is a modern and stylish hooded top that adds a touch of color to any outfit. Se on moderni ja tyylikäs hupparitoppi, joka tuo asuun säväyksen väriä. Se sisältää etuvetoketjun ja klassisen istuvuuden, ja se on tehty pehmeästä puuvillakankaasta rentoon ja rennon näköiseen lookiin. The fabric is composed of 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester, with a fabric weight of 280gsm. Kankaan koostumus on 80% ring-spun -puuvillaa ja 20% polyesteriä, ja kankaan paino on 280 g/m². Need to ensure hyphenation: "ring-spun" okay. Also 280 g/m² is standard. Let's output. But we included "lookiin" maybe better "ulkoasuun" I'll set "lookiin" to "ulkoasuun" to be Finnish. Update second sentence: "rennoniin ulkoasuun." We had "rennon näköiseen lookiin" We'll adjust final: "rennon ja rennon ulkonäköön" maybe redundancy. Use "rentoon ja rennon ulkoasuun." Okay. Let's finalize. Also first sentence I used "Se on moderni ja tyylikäs hupparitoppi" Good. Let's deliver. Also ensure not to translate "The zip-hoodie" It's included as English first line. I left it unchanged. Good. Output only text. Include newline breaks. Let's finalize.