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L.I.M Ridge Tee M Tarn Blue
Lightweight, breathable hiking T-shirt - Men -
60 days to change your mind No subject to promotional offersThe L.I.M Ridge Tee M Tarn Blue is a T-shirt with short sleeves for men from the brand Haglöfs, ideal for outdoor activities.
Made from lightweight recycled polyesterfabric, this T-shirt offers excellent breathability thanks to its grid pattern, which optimizes air circulation and moisture wicking. The offset seams on the shoulders reduce friction, which is particularly appreciated when wearing a backpack. Its flat neckline ensures optimal comfort, while reflective details improve visibility.
Its manufacture incorporates the bluesign®system, guaranteeing an environmentally friendly production process by limiting the use of harmful substances. This technical T-shirt combines performance, comfort and environmental commitment to accompany your outings with lightness and efficiency.
- Lightweight and breathable
- Grid pattern that optimizes air circulation and moisture wicking
- Offset shoulder seams to reduce friction when carrying a backpack
- Flat neckline for greater comfort
- Reflective details
Materials:
- 88% recycled polyester, 12% Polyester, 108 g/m²
- Certified bluesign®
| bluesign® | The bluesign® system is the solution for an environmentally-friendly textiles industry. It regulates the use of harmful substances from the outset of the manufacture process and establishes and monitors standards for safe and environmentally friendly production. |
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