Merino.tech Merino Wool T Shirt Women - 100% Merino Wool Base Layer Women Short Sleeve Moisture-Wicking Tee and Hiking Socks

Die Shirts sind weich, locker fallend, also nicht einengend, aber nicht zu weit, relativ dünn, aber wärmend. Die Farben sind leuchtend und sehr hübsch. Die Wäsche in der Maschine (Wollprogramm natürlich) haben sie gut überstanden. Eins ist mir aus Versehen mit in den Trockner geraten (Wollprogramm!), aber auch das hat ihm nicht geschadet. Gute Qualität. Die Socken sind ziemlich groß (Einheitsgröße), dunkelgrau, nicht so meine Lieblingsfarbe, aber weich, warm und funktional. Ich ziehe sie unter eine Art Hüttenschuhe an (bei mir im Wintergarten ist der Boden ziemlich kalt im Winter) und sie wärmen wirklich sehr effektiv und die Füße bleiben trocken, nicht so schwitzig wie bei Nylonsocken. Sehr schönes Produkt, sowohl Shirt als auch Socken, und der Preis ist wirklich vertretbar, weil man gleich zwei Produkte erhält.

This T is very comfortable, no itching, warm, true to size. I wear M. Fits well but not tight. I went back and bought 4 more colors. Great for layering or wear alone.

I bought these in several colors. They are very light weight, roll or fold well for travel, don't stink when you sweat, wash and dry quickly, layer very well. They feel great. They are very soft, not irritating or itchy.

I originally purchased the V-neck in size Large, which is what the chart recommended. I wear either a medium or large in other brands. The L was WAY too small, unless you like clothes skin tight. I don't. The V-neck wasn't available in XL so I went with the crew neck listed here. It was absolutely enormous - It fit me like a normal XXL probably would have. I don't know whether the crew neck just runs much larger than the V-neck or whether the sizes are just that inconsistent. At this point I gave up on this brand and kept a shirt from a different brand.With respect to quality: The shirt appeared well made (keeping in mind that he didn't keep it long enough to really test it out. The fabric was soft and not itchy. It was a lightweight material suitable for hot weather. I got light blue and it was not see through. I probably would have kept either the V neck or the crew neck if one had actually fit me

This t-shirt is perfect for all weather. It's warm when you need warmth and cooling when you're hot. It dries fast - but don't put it in the dryer - it's 100% wool.

Très bien. C'est un renouvellement d'achat

I have a whole collection of merino shirts for backpacking from various brands. This one is my favorite. Plus it comes with comfy wool socks - bonus! Merino shirts tend to be pricey. They are wonderful for outdoor activities but are also delicate and wear out quickly and become holey. All merino shirts do this. But (IMO) they beat synthetic materials when it comes to suppressing the stink and keeping you comfortable even when they become damp. Of all the shirts I’ve cycled through, these are the most affordable and best fitting. They are a versatile, comfortable weight in both hot and cool weather. I have purchased three so far, and they are my go-to tops for hiking. You should machine wash and line dry them, but I have been known to toss mine in the dryer without issue. These have held up great and kept their shape. I’ll keep buying as long as Amazon keeps selling them. I’m 5’6”, 127 lbs, C cup, and I buy size small.

I own a few of this company’s merino wool tops both long and short sleeve. Fit well, wash well. Great for travel.

I have been looking at getting some of the Wool shirts for a while, but the price of others was just too much. I'm glad I checked Amazon. I first bought a medium 150-weight, V-neck. The V-neck fits very high, more like a crew, with no cleavage at all. It fits close but not snugly and has a nice stretch to it. I then bought a medium crew neck to compare the sizing. It fits looser, but not sloppy. It still looks nice enough to wear to work. These are a thinner weave, but not shear. My office is either too hot or too cold due to my desk next to a large window. I did notice at the end of the day my body temperature stayed nice even all day, I was very comfortable. I wore the medium 4 days in a row; remote work, in-office work, and the weekend where I put it to the test. I wore it for some serious landscaping with temps in the 80's. I stayed more comfortable than if I was in a cotton shirt and liked the sun protection on my arms. After those 4 days, the shirt had a slight dirt odor, but definitely no body odor to it. I'm not a fan of the Merino Tech logo on the sleeve since I plan to use these for work more, but a Sharpie can fix that! I look forward to trying more from this company. (60yrs. 155lbs, 5'4")

Indossata subito, tiene molto caldo soprattutto la schiena consigliato 👌🏾

I've paid more for socks alone that I end up hating, so I will say this order of four tees + a bonus sock pair with each was worth it for the socks. They're supportive, comfy, don't fall down, and my work boots don't smell like death at the end of the day (I also have carbon insoles, so that helps). That said... maybe they should stick to socks.Onto the shirts... I've really got a dilemma here. I've been wearing the same "uniform" for a decade, but my old merino wool shirt company changed their blend from 100% merino to 78% + some synthetic crap (they claim to make them last a little longer... merino wool is a delicate fabric. Not that their new synthetic blends are any more durable -- surely just cheaper to manufacture). On my most recent order of my former usual brands, all of them -- my goodness, you can feel and smell the filth after a day (I work a very physical job)... before even checking the label, I know when they've switched from 100% merino.I could tell from the photos I didn't love the style of these shirts; and indeed, they fit like you'd expect a prison uniform to, but at this point I didn't think I cared even with the side-eye from my husband. Then put me and my four new shirts into average 115-degree desert heat, and OH NO. These are slightly thicker than the 150 t-shirts I usually get, so I was already a little warmer than usual, and v-necks are typically not known for feeling strangling but this one was precisely that. Knowing I was going to be well outside the return window by the time I'd have the chance to return, I took scissors to all four pairs, chopped off all the sleeves, and cut four new necklines of varying depths for the 110-degree days vs the 120-degree ones. And maybe even some fish gills on one of the shirts for fun. I didn't have my sewing kit in the desert, so those didn't last long at all. Once they wore out, spent my last three months in two four-year-old old raggedy 100% merino t's of another brand.If I'd had all the time in the world and a sewing machine to work with these...Cheap tees have cheap-tee-width hems (AND BIG LABELS): on the neck, sleeves, and bottom. This shirt has it; it looks cheap from afar. This shirt will not transition you from day job to night life. Plenty of other merino tees will. Make narrower/less "athletic"/cheap-o hems by doubling these over and stitching them for more feminine hems. It'll make a world of difference.Other than the strangling v-neck which given time and resources I would have fixed proper (or returned), my only other major complaint was the stomach runs large and baggy. This is definitely a mislabeled male-cut t-shirt or its designer has never heard of an hourglass figure -- it happens. Again, given time and resources, usually an easy fix: wearing it, I have my husband pin two vertical lines down my back starting under my shoulder blades down to my hips, carefully remove, turn inside-out, and sew two straight lines right down. I'm no seamstress, and if I can handle that, ANYONE can. It's practically invisible (with a black shirt), and shirts fit like they were tailor-made. (I can't claim to have invented it. I took note from many tailors in India who made tops of much less forgiving fabric that fit like an absolute dream.)The fabric *will* tear on a dime... so have your sewing kit at the ready, anyway. Of my four, one came with a small hole upon opening the package. One formed a small hole after a day working at the garden. It's a 5-min stitch, but these are obvs not meant to last long (esp at this price). If you don't want to do the mending, go back to cotton, or buy a 250 weight and see how well that works for ya. ;)Mostly for the extremely poor fit, this is not the final brand I'm choosing for my uniform. I'm ordering 4 shirts of every brand to test, and when I find the right one, I'll order 200 and vacuum-seal them away til I need them.