Women's 100% Organic Merino Wool Long Sleeve Top - Natural

New! Soft fine rib thermal longsleeve top by Engel, now in lovely undyed 100% organic merino wool. Wonderful PJ set with the  matching long johns! 

We love Engel's thermal layers. They form a warm and comfortable base layer for winter or on chilly days in Spring/Autumn. The 100% merino wool is slightly thicker and therefore warmer than the wool/silk blend at 200gsm. Excellent breathable thermal underwear for hiking, camping and skiing, or for winter bushwalking. Temperature and moisture regulating. This comfy, very stretchy, warm 100% fine merino spencer also makes a great PJ top. Also available in matching long johns. 

Sizes: Small (38/40) 10-12, Medium (42/44) 14-16, Large (46/48) 18-20

Fit: Regular fit 

Measurements (in cm): Size 38/40: Breast width 40, Waist width 36, Length 67, Sleeve length 63; Size 42/44: Breast width 42, Waist width 38, Length 68, Sleeve length 64; Size 46/48: Breast width 44, Waist width 40, Length 69, Sleeve length 65

Colour:Natural (listed separately in Slate Melange and Saffron Melange)

Brand: Engel
Designed in: Germany
Origin of fibre: Argentina
Country of manufacture: Germany
Certifications: IVN Best certified
Fabric structure: 100% organic merino virgin wool 200gsm
Dyes: Undyed
Biodegradable: Yes
Machine Washable: Handwashing best but can be washed on a cold machine wool wash with a natural Enzyme-free wool shampoo like Sonett (see our guide to washing wool) - reshaping before drying is important to maintain length and shape with all wool clothing.

Care: Handwash when required. Try SOAK wash for rinse free handwashing - see Wool Care. Size up if you want to use your gentle wool machine cycle as shrinkage may occur over time. 

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 always use cold. If you choose to wash at 30 degrees the machine will still rinse with cold water and this shock to the fibres can cause the wool to shrink.