Women's Merino and Lyocell Hooded Jacket Merino Fresh
This intermediary Lyocell and merino wool layer reduces odours (tested in the laboratory according to ISO 17299-3).
The Lyocell fibre used in this merino jacket provides a fluid feel while the elastane ensures freedom of movement.
BENEFITS
Softness
Fine 19.5 micron wool
Flowing fabric
Lyocell fibres provide softness and fluidity
Odour control
The component limits perspiration odours. Laboratory test ISO 17299-3
Weight
315 g in size M.
Breathability
Unique properties of wool in terms of thermal regulation
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
How does the Merino Fresh jacket reduce odours?
The component used is highly absorbent and reduces perspiration odours. Laboratory tested to standard ISO 17299-3.
What are the other features of this merino jacket?
The intermediate merino layer has a hood and high collar to prevent air from entering.
Does this middle layer have pockets?
This jacket has 2 side zip pockets for storing your personal items and accessories.
How to care for your Merino jacket
We recommend you machine wash your jacket at 30°C with a technical detergent specifically designed for merino wool available on our website. Then leave it to air dry, and do not tumble dry.
COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 6.0% Elastane, 67.0% Lyocell, 27.0% Wool; Yoke: 86.0% Wool, 14.0% Polyamide
Tips for storage and maintenance
MAXIMUM WASH TEMPERATURE OF 30°C. VERY MODERATE TREATMENT.
BLEACHING EXCLUDED.
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.
DO NOT IRON.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
Several tests were carried out on this jacket: - Softness test carried out using a panel of 10 people trained in and guided to follow the sensory profile method (NF ISO 13299). - Odour tests, with a molecule-retention laboratory test. - Abrasion test with 3000 continuous friction cycles between the T-shirt and mesh to simulate the effect of the backpack straps when trekking. In damp environments
Warranty
2 Years
Agree by
This Merino jacket has been tested and approved by 18 testers on two treks: - 19 day trek, 200 km, and 12,567 m of altitude change -18 day trek, 210 km, and 14,600 m of altitude change The objective of these treks was to verify the resistance, comfort and perception of the products in the field, in addition to the laboratory tests.