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Thermo-regulating turleneck top

Name: Thermo-regulating turleneck top
Brand: Aigle
SKU: AIW25WTSH004
Price: 175.0 USD
Availability: InStock

AIW25WTSH004

175,00$

Warm

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Selected color: NOIR

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Selected color: NOIR

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CHOOSE YOUR USUAL SIZE.Regular Fit: straight cut, suits all body shapes. Beck is wearing a size S (Height: 1.78 m / Chest : 76 cm / Hips : 86 cm) Regular Fit: straight cut, suits all body shapes.

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Thermo-regulating turleneck top

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Description

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Description

Discover our eco-friendly base layers with thermo-regulating tech. This breathable turtleneck, made from merino wool and Tencel, naturally regulates temperature, wicks moisture, and prevents odors to keep you comfortable in all conditions.

Roll neck
- Close-fitting underlayer
- Long sleeves
- Bird logo embroidery on the back of the cuff.

Ref: BM471

Composition

shell: 48%, lyocell, 48%, wool, 4%, elastane

Product data sheet relating to environmental qualities and characteristics

Product data sheet relating to environmental qualities and characteristics :

Confection : Turkey

Weaving/Knitted : Turkey

Teint : Turkey

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Warm

Warm / temperatures down to 5°C

Very warm / temperatures down to -10°C

Ultra warm / temperatures down to -25°C

This piece is designed to keep out the cold. Cold protection level: 1/3. A perfect companion from the first days of autumn to winter, for temperatures.