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About This Item
Fit and Design
Light, comfortable T-shirt in a soft merino wool, recycled polyester blend
Combines the thermo-regulating nature of wool with the durability and quick-drying properties of polyester
Great first-layer in both warm and cold conditions, and especially useful on multi-day hikes as wool naturally resists bad odours
Slightly looser fit gives good air-flow around the body
Round neckline
Traceable, mulesing-free merino wool
50% Polyester, 50% Wool
Brand : Fjallraven
Style : 10475799
Web ID: 23KCZMBSKWLSSTSHRMOA
REVIEWS
5.0
100%
Recommended
9 Reviews
Rock4677467
Received incentive
5 days ago
Good Wool Tshirt
Made from wool warm in winter better than polyester dry fit
Runner7
4 months ago
Quality!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fjallraven always makes quality products. Nice fit and feel, kept cool.
lukasz1979
1 year ago
Good Value For Money
Nice material, better than other merino T-shirst I got in the past, including Icebreaker. I bought one more Abisko Wool T-shirt right away.
Axel
1 year ago
Unbeatable
Best t-shirt around. Got in 3 colors and will buy more in a heartbeat should more colors come that suit me. Excellent flattering fit, really like the slightly longer arm that doesn't ride up. Please add even more staple colors and v-neck options would
Blanetrain
Verified Purchase
3 years ago
Light Weight
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this shirt in a medium being a 6 foot tall 175 pound male and the fit is what most people would call sport like. I like that it’s a little long because most medium shirts are hardcore belly shirts when I pick my arms up a little. (I’m not that type of guy) If you are than this shirt might not be for you. I have a snap button shirt this will go under on my backpacking endeavors this summer. It seems like weight enough to be worn under something without being too hot but I guess we will see. Being light weight makes me skeptical about its ability to resist wear and tear, however I can’t speak from trekking experience.
