ORTOVOX 120 Comp Light Long Sleeve Undershirt Women dark arctic grey
Product description
Very light, technical and breathable long-sleeve merino t-shirt for intense alpine activities
Light weight, function and the best merino wool: With the new 120 COMP LIGHT LONG SLEEVE for women, the naked sheep is ready for new personal bests! To follow the award-winning 230 MERINO COMPETITION, Ortovox has developed the 120 MERINO COMPETITION line for high-action sports in both summer and winter. Consisting of a high proportion of merino wool, this line is now even lighter!
What makes the 120 COMP LONG SLEEVE for women so special is that it is produced using an almost entirely seamless circular knitting technique, so that different material strengths can be used in different zones. A fine ribbed structure made from 120 g/m² MERINO gives the long, functional undershirt elasticity for maximum freedom of movement, while a particularly breathable mesh structure ensures optimum air circulation in the areas of the body that generate the most heat. This body mapping technique, in which different knit structures are used in certain zones, ensures maximum ventilation.
What's more, thanks to its close fit, the 120 COMP LONG SLEEVE for women is very elastic, highly breathable and quick drying, and yet still durable and long lasting. And the gentle merino fibers with a diameter of 16.5 microns feel as comfortable and soft as a second skin. The positive features of the wool fibers come into their own in this light functional underwear, because merino wool is naturally moisture and temperature regulating and neutralizes nasty odors. And thanks to the cool 3-color design, the NAKED SHEEP is always stylish. And it's all "Made in Europe"!
Experience pure lightness with the 120 COMP LIGHT LONG SLEEVE for women! Whether on a ski tour in winter or an alpine tour in summer, the way to your personal top performance is wide open.
Sustainability
Mulesing free describes a type of sheep farming in which the animals are spared the painful procedure of mulesing. Mulesing involves removing folds of skin around the animals' tails, sometimes without anesthesia, and this controversial procedure is used to prevent possible parasitic infestations. However, this technique is not used on animals from strictly controlled Mulesing free farms. Instead, they rely on close-meshed health monitoring to prevent parasite infestations and diseases. This increases the well-being and quality of life of the sheep, making Merino wool with the Mulesing free label the best choice for anyone who wants to support pain-free sheep husbandry and breeding.