Navy Blue 12milmil12 Wool T-shirt
Color
Blue
Gender
Men
Status
In stock
Details
Produced in limited quantities each year, 12milmil12 wool enhances the navy blue short-sleeve T-shirt with its exquisitely soft and weightless finish. Folded sleeve cuffs highlight the rich material. The classic knit crewneck completes the essential design.; 100% Wool The wool of this 12milmil12 garment is obtained from Australian flocks that are specially bred for their superfine fleeces. Measuring just 12 microns in diameter, the exceptionally rare fibres are finer than both vicuña and cashmere. Dry clean with hydrocarbon solvents. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Regular ironing, steam or dry, may be performed at low setting (110°C / 230°F).
Details
Produced in limited quantities each year, 12milmil12 wool enhances the navy blue short-sleeve T-shirt with its exquisitely soft and weightless finish. Folded sleeve cuffs highlight the rich material. The classic knit crewneck completes the essential design.; 100% Wool The wool of this 12milmil12 garment is obtained from Australian flocks that are specially bred for their superfine fleeces. Measuring just 12 microns in diameter, the exceptionally rare fibres are finer than both vicuña and cashmere. Dry clean with hydrocarbon solvents. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Regular ironing, steam or dry, may be performed at low setting (110°C / 230°F).
Produced in limited quantities each year, 12milmil12 wool enhances the navy blue short-sleeve T-shirt with its exquisitely soft and weightless finish. Folded sleeve cuffs highlight the rich material. The classic knit crewneck completes the essential design.; 100% Wool The wool of this 12milmil12 garment is obtained from Australian flocks that are specially bred for their superfine fleeces. Measuring just 12 microns in diameter, the exceptionally rare fibres are finer than both vicuña and cashmere. Dry clean with hydrocarbon solvents. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Regular ironing, steam or dry, may be performed at low setting (110°C / 230°F).
