100% Merino Wolle Tshirt Herren - Merino Shirt Herren, Unterhemden Männer, Sports & Outdoor Gym Shirt

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Love the fit and that they do not stretch out or shrink. Can wear multiple Times without washing. Comfortable.

This product is so thin it should not be called a t-shirt. When it is held up against a light source both layers are so thin you can see the light. This is almost as thin as panty hose. I would of given it one star as my expectations were for a thicker and more robust product but if your looking for a base layer that is light weight and won’t add any warmth factors then this is for you.

Our salad spinner has become a washing machine—and these shirts are worth it.My husband and I are borderline evangelists for Merino wool. We wear it for travel, the gym, hiking, and everyday life—socks, underwear, shirts, leggings, bras… if it can be made from Merino, we apparently own it. 😂We have plenty of high-end Merino pieces that cost twice as much and can go straight into the washing machine. So how did Merino.tech convince us to hand-wash? The weight. These are exactly the lightweight, breathable weight we want in a base layer, and the price makes them much easier to love.And we may have taken the hand-washing thing a little too far.We bought an industrial-size salad spinner. Seriously. Once a week, we soak a load of Merino clothes in the spinner bucket, squeeze out the water, then put everything back in and give it a good spin. Voilà—our very own Merino washing machine. It sounds ridiculous, but it works brilliantly.And yes, the salad spinner travels with us in our camper. On long road trips—like Yellowstone—being able to wash a week’s worth of Merino clothes without hunting down a laundromat is ridiculously convenient. It may be the strangest piece of camping equipment we own, but it earns its space every single trip.The shirts are lightweight, comfortable, breathable, and don’t get that “I’ve been wearing this all day” smell that synthetic athletic shirts can develop. They’re great for layering without making you feel like you’re wearing a sweater underneath your clothes.They’re also true to size, which is always a welcome surprise when ordering clothing online. And a special shout-out to this shirt. My husband loved it out of the package and wore it shooting with the guys tonight.Are they as fancy as our $100+ Merino pieces? Maybe not. But they’re an excellent value, and I actually like the weight of these better for travel and layering.If you understand why people get slightly obsessed with Merino wool, these are an easy recommendation. Just don’t be surprised if you find yourself buying a salad spinner for your wardrobe—and taking it camping.

I purchased one of these shirts and shortly after I purchased another one because I liked it. It's a nice, airy 100% wool shirt. Smartwool and others typically (from what little knowledge/experience I have ) seem to do 10 or 11% Nylon to make them more durable. I can't speak to whether that's good or bad.I have washed these shirts twice, once by hand and once in my machine folded neatly and stuffed into a laundry bag. I lay them flat to dry. While wearing each, it felt like one was longer than the other, and sure enough that is indeed the case.One is 27" in length and the other is 28 1/2" in length. They're both mediums and they're both from this product listing. Kindof annoying that there's such a great difference in size. "fit" is more or less the same from one to the other.For around forty bucks, plus the free pair of mid-weight (not great fitting, but decent) socks it's an alright deal. I don't think I'll buy any more from these guys until I see how these shirts hold up over the years.It does seem to be actual wool since after going for objectively intensive walks in the warm weather, these shirts don't stink (even though I do) and they smell like wet sheep when I pull them out of the wash (hand wash or wash bags only).Construction is typical of a t-shirt. ribbing around the back of the collar to reinforce and keep its shape. Single seam at top of shoulder, seams at side. I would prefer a double seam at the top (keeping the very top flat) and side seams to taper inward, as it's more conducive to comfort while carrying a backpack, but that's a more expensive process. These are "casual" shirts, for sure.I may update this as time goes on :)UPDATE after about two years of daily alternating wear, one of them has become threadbare near one of the shoulders and has developed a pretty good size hole in the armpit. FYI