Womens Natural 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
Size chart
Description
A women's long sleeve golf shirt in natural, undyed off-white, knit from 100% American merino wool. Sheep to shirt, with every step of the supply chain known.
- 100% American merino wool from Wyoming, Colorado and Nevada
- 1/38 yarn spun at Kent Wool, South Carolina
- Knit in South Carolina, sewn by hand in New York City
- 5 oz jersey
- Natural horn buttons
- Standard fit, tapers slightly at the rib cage
- Naturally odor resistant and temperature regulating
- Nothing synthetic
- 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 5 oz jersey is light enough for summer and warm enough for spring and fall.
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 that tapers slightly at the rib cage, with room through the shoulders for a full swing.
Where is it made?
Wool from American ranches in Wyoming, Colorado and Nevada, spun at Kent Wool and knit in South Carolina, and sewn by hand in New York City.
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.