Women’s Long-Sleeve Merino Shirt | FRONTLINE
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The FRONTLINE is a women’s long-sleeve merino shirt, made in Canada at our Saint-Sauveur workshop. Building on THE ONE, it uses the same main fabric and adds a front panel made from ripstop nylon containing 37% recycled material.
For bike rides and outdoor activities, it combines the comfort of THE ONE’s fabric with a front panel featuring a plant-based durable water-repellent treatment. The ripstop fabric used for the front panel is 3M Scotchgard certified.
Soft and comfortable against the skin, the merino-blend fabric helps wick away moisture and regulate body temperature. Merino wool also naturally resists odours.
- Made in Canada at our Saint-Sauveur workshop.
- Main Fabric: 100% Merino wool, certified OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 .
- Ripstop nylon front panel containing 37% recycled material.
- Plant-based durable water-repellent treatment on the front panel.
- 3M Scotchgard certified front-panel fabric.
- Soft, comfortable merino-blend fabric.
- Merino-blend fabric helps wick away moisture and regulate body temperature.
- Naturally odour-resistant merino wool.
- Long sleeves.
Main fabric: the same merino-blend fabric used in THE ONE. Front panel: ripstop nylon containing 37% recycled material. Front-panel finish: plant-based durable water-repellent treatment; 3M Scotchgard certified fabric.
IMPORTANT CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Machine washing:
- Use a wool or delicate cycle.
- Use cold water.
- Wash dark colours separately.
- Use a wool-approved detergent or a mild regular detergent without fabric softener, whitening agents or bleach.
- Lay flat to dry. Do not hang, as this may stretch the garment out of shape.
- Dry away from direct sunlight whenever possible.
- Do not tumble dry, to avoid shrinkage.
- Do not soak.
- Do not use hot water.
- Do not use soap, spot cleaners, whitening agents, bleach or fabric softeners. Bleach and whitening products can damage natural wool fibres and cause holes.