ROSE Bikes MERINO PW 140 SEAMLESS BL TOP CREW NECK SINGLET Women’s Undershirt| Cycling Undershirts

The seamless MERINO PW 140 SEAMLESS BL TOP CREW NECK SINGLET by odlo is a functional undershirt for women made from a clever mix of materials. The versatility of the MERINO WOOL used makes this sports undershirt suitable for use almost all year round, as you benefit from the excellent moisture transport of wool, its natural odour-inhibiting properties and ideal temperature management. The polyamide used also contributes with its advantages in terms of drying time and fit. This sports base layer is equally suitable for leisure time and training, in winter and summer.

Details:
Sleeveless functional undershirt for women made from a mesh material mix with merino
Ideal moisture transport, optimum temperature regulation and breathability thanks to natural MERINO WOOL
Animal-friendly MULESING FREE merino wool
Naturally odour-inhibiting
Material mix ensures high comfort with quick drying and a close fit
Strategically placed ventilation zones
Comfortable round neck
Highly elasticated slim fit

Material: 67% wool (merino), 33% polyamide

In the box:
1 odlo MERINO PW 140 SEAMLESS BL TOP CREW NECK SINGLET women’s undershirt for sports

Highlights & Technologies:

MERINO WOOL:
Compared to traditional wool, this wool offers a particularly fine fibre. Because of the extreme weather conditions merino sheep are exposed to in nature, the wool has strong thermoregulation properties and is capable of wicking moisture away from the body particularly fast. Thus, it creates a warm protective layer for the entire body, even when wet. In contrast to traditional wool, merino wool is not scratchy even when wet. Thus, merino is perfect as a next-to-skin layer. Yet, merino wool is also ideal for warm summer days since its high breathability has a cooling effect. Thanks to a natural sun protection factor, high comfort and fire resistance, merino wool is a very popular fibre.

MULESING FREE:
Mulesing is a widespread surgical procedure in Australia, practised in sheep farming for the production of wool. In this procedure, the sensitive skin on the hindquarters of lambs, which has many wrinkles due to breeding, is cut off with a sharp knife and usually without anaesthesia.
The wool for this product comes from sheep that have not been subjected to mulesing, thus setting an example against the torturous procedure.