Chartreuse Embroidered Navy Merino Long Sleeve Golf Shirt
Breathes. Cool in heat, warm in cold. Resists odor.
Product details
Sheep to Shirt
- Fiber
- 100% American merino, 18.5 micron
- Grown
- Wyoming, Colorado, Nevada
- Spun
- Kent Wool, South Carolina, 1/38 yarn
- Knit
- Clover Knits, South Carolina
- Sewn
- North Carolina
Description
A long sleeve golf shirt in navy, knit from 100% American merino wool, with the Whim script embroidered in chartreuse on the left chest.
- Mid-weight 6.5 oz merino jersey
- Chartreuse Whim script embroidery, left chest
- Natural horn buttons
- Standard fit, not slim
- 100% American merino wool from RWS-certified ranches. Nothing synthetic
- Naturally thermoregulating and odor resistant
- Grown and sewn in USA
- Care: wash cold and hang dry as needed, or dry clean
Grown and Sewn in USA: from the ranch to the shirt
Questions
Is merino wool good for golf in hot weather?
Yes. Merino is naturally thermoregulating: it wicks sweat and breathes when it's hot, and insulates when it's cool. The mid-weight jersey runs a little warmer and works across three seasons.
How is merino different from a polyester golf shirt?
Merino is nature's technical fabric. It's naturally anti-bacterial, so it fights odor on its own and doesn't hold smell after a round. No plastic against your skin, nothing shed in the wash, and the fiber is fully biodegradable.
Does merino itch?
No. The fine, flexible structure of merino fibers gives it a soft hand with none of the itch of coarse wool.
How does it fit?
Standard fit, not slim, with room through the shoulders for a full swing. Our fit standard: 6'1", 168 lbs wears a Medium.
Where is it made?
Grown and sewn in the USA. The wool comes from centuries-old, RWS-certified sheep ranches in California, Colorado, Idaho and Nevada.
How do I care for it?
Wash cold and hang dry as needed, or dry clean.
Why wool belongs on the skin
Every fiber that touches your skin is merino. A blend gives some of it away.
Care
Wash it only when it needs it. Between wears, hang it in open air overnight.
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Do not tumble dry. Hang dry.
Store it folded, clean and dry. Keep cedar in the drawer between seasons.