*NEW organic merino activewear for summer in Engel's organic wool/silk sports fabric blend
Light and comfortable T-shirt in organic merino and silk (GOTS certified). Perfect for yoga, running, and all kinds of indoor and outdoor sports.
Engel's lightweight sports fabric blend makes an excellent base layer. These stretchy, high-performance base layer pieces are durable and conform to the body's movements without constricting. Lightweight yet warm this material made from superfine merino wool and silk is exceptionally effective in supporting your skin functions by regulating body temperature and managing sweat.
The sports fabrics include 2% elastane which reinforces the natural elasticity of the wool fibres, helping the clothing to retain its shape extremely well in movement.
Sizes (generous): Small (8-12), Medium (14-16), Large (16-18)
Measurements: Engel Sports Line Sizing (cms)
| Women's | Small | Medium | Large |
| Waist | 66-72 | 72-78 | 78-84 |
| Hips | 90-96 | 96-102 | 102-108 |
| Inseam | 78-82 | 78-82 | 78-82 |
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Designed in: Germany
Country of manufacture: Germany
Certifications: GOTS certified
Fabric structure: 70% organic merino virgin wool 28% silk, 2% elastane
Fabric weight: 150gsm
Dyes: Free from heavy metals and harmful AZO-dyes
Machine Washable: Yes (see our )
Machine Wash Treatment: chemical free machine wash treatment
Care: Engel Sports range can be machine washed on a delicate wool cycle max 40 degrees. We always recommend handwashing as machines can vary greatly. If handwashing a lukewarm water temp is best. Always use a natural Enzyme-free wool shampoo like Sonett (see our ng wool) - reshaping before drying is important to maintain length and shape with all wool clothing.
Note on using machine wash: Wool washing programmes of washing machines vary massively, therefore we can not grant warranty for any damages. With regards to using your wool washing machine cycle we recommend using cold. If you choose to wash at 30-40 degrees the machine will still rinse with cold water and this shock to the fibres can cause the wool to shrink.