JU1 man t-shirt white
€ 95.00
WHEN WORN IT IS SPECIAL
Thermoregulating|Soft|Dermocompatible|Eco-friendly
IT DOES NOT GENERATE A BAD ODOR WHEN SWEATING
Also useful during sports
JERSEY SOFT TOUCH
96% VI Bamboo + 4% di Elastane
DERMOCOMPATIBLE
Zero toxicity to skin: tests were carried out at the laboratory
TERMOREGULATING
To be worn in all seasons
100% MADE IN ITALY
The entire production process, including the manufacture of fabrics is carried out in Tuscany. The yarn is 100% viscose Bamboo certified Oeko-Tex®.
How does it dress? It is a very soft fabric, it follows the body but not the band. In the photo gallery there are all the details to compare them with your body?
What size to order? we suggest to compare your measurements with those indicated in the photo gallery tab.
When to use them? the technical characteristics allow the use in all seasons for casual occasions, for sports or as an undergarment. They are breathable and do not generate bad smell with sweating. Very useful for those suffering from excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis).
Are they hot or cool? The Bamboo is a thermoregulator means that it keeps the body temperature constant. Great for thermal shock management.
Fabric composition: 96% VI Bamboo + 4% Elastane. Certified Oeko-Tex.
Washing and ironing? by hand or machine program delicate low centrifuge. Iron on the contrary at low temperature (program wool or silk) with the help of steam.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 40 × 27 × 3 cm |
| Taglia | S, M, L, XL, XXL |
Deliveries will be made to the address indicated by the user in the order form.
The products will be delivered within 48h or 3 (three) working days for the islands and outside of the Italian territory within 5 (five) working days from receipt of the order confirmation by the user.
Right to withdraw without any penalty and cost within 14 (fourteen) days from the day of receipt of the products purchased on www.filo-sofia.it For return write to info@filo-sofia specifying the return request for size exchange or return with refund.
