Kilpi Mavora women's T-shirt
Mavora - women's functional merino wool thermal underwear with long sleeves from Kilpi, black.
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$ 97.22 excl. VAT
Manufacturer
Kilpi
Product code
3470756
EAN
8592914515890
Weight
0.181 kg
Kilpi MAVORA TOP-M - Women's wool thermal shirt
Kilpi MAVORA TOP is a men's functional long-sleeved T-shirt, ideal as a base layer for winter sports, hiking, running, or other outdoor activities in cold weather. Made from high-quality 100% merino wool, which is naturally warm, breathable, and excellent at wicking moisture away from the body.
Merino wool is very soft and pleasant to the touch, ensuring maximum comfort even when worn all day. Thanks to its antibacterial properties, it effectively neutralizes odors, repels dirt and offers natural thermoregulation. The shirt features flat seams that do not irritate the skin and has a classic round neckline.
Key features:
Uses:
Skiing, cross-country skiing, running, ski mountaineering, mountain hiking, everyday wear in winter.
Kilpi MAVORA TOP is a men's functional long-sleeved T-shirt, ideal as a base layer for winter sports, hiking, running, or other outdoor activities in cold weather. Made from high-quality 100% merino wool, which is naturally warm, breathable, and excellent at wicking moisture away from the body.
Merino wool is very soft and pleasant to the touch, ensuring maximum comfort even when worn all day. Thanks to its antibacterial properties, it effectively neutralizes odors, repels dirt and offers natural thermoregulation. The shirt features flat seams that do not irritate the skin and has a classic round neckline.
Key features:
- 100% merino wool – soft, natural, and antibacterial
- Excellent thermoregulation – keeps you warm and dry
- Absorbs moisture and eliminates odors
- Flat seams – minimize skin irritation
- Round neckline – comfortable and versatile cut
- Ideal as a base layer when layering
Uses:
Skiing, cross-country skiing, running, ski mountaineering, mountain hiking, everyday wear in winter.
