Men's long-sleeved t-shirt, Merino Resist green
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This durable long-sleeved Merino wool t-shirt is resistant to odours (laboratory-tested to ISO 17299-3 standards).
Designed for demanding treks, this t-shirt is made from merino wool fibres wrapped in polyamide for greater resistance to rubbing.
BENEFITS
Softness
Superfine merino wool (18.5 microns) that is soft and pleasant to wear
Odour control
The component limits perspiration odours. Laboratory test ISO 17299-3
Robustness
Wool yarns wrapped in polyamide for better resistance to rubbing
Weight
234 g in size L. Fabric 190 g/sqm
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
What is the technology used on this t-shirt?
This t-shirt uses a technology that involves wrapping polyamide fibres around the merino wool, improving the garment's resistance without compromising the wool's softness or thermal regulation properties.
How does the Merino Resist t-shirt absorb odours?
The component used is highly absorbent and reduces perspiration odours. Laboratory tested to standard ISO 17299-3.
How do I wash my Merino Resist long-sleeved t-shirt?
We recommend that you machine wash your t-shirt at 30°C, using a specific technical detergent for Merino wool, which is available on our website. Then leave to air dry, and do not tumble dry.
COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 14.0% Polyamide, 86.0% Wool
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 have been carried out on this t-shirt: - Abrasion test with 3,000 cycles of continuous friction between the t-shirt material and the mesh, to simulate the effect of backpack straps rubbing against the t-shirt when trekking. Test in a damp environment. - Softness test carried out by a panel of ten trained and guided panellists using the sensory profile method (NF ISO 13299). - Odour tests, including a molecule-retention laboratory test.
Warranty
2 Years
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This Merino Resist t-shirt was tested and approved by 20 testers over the course of two treks in the Alps and the Var: - Trek of 16 days, 240 km and 12,000 m of positive ascent - Trek of 16 days, 232 km and 13,100 m of positive ascent The aim of this test, in addition to the laboratory tests, is to check intensively the risks of premature wear, the resistance, the comfort and the perception of the products in the field.