Thermal shirts longsleeves

First Layer

A long-sleeve thermal shirt is worn as the first layer against the body, ensuring that the shirt's functionalities are maximized! The main goal of thermal clothing is to keep the body dry and regulate its temperature.

Features

During physical activity, your body heats up and you start to sweat. The thermal shirt ensures that this moisture is quickly wicked away to the outside. Thanks to this functional property, the long-sleeve thermal shirt keeps your body dry!

A winter sports thermal shirt with long sleeves is often a bit thicker and worn looser against the body. This creates an insulating layer between the body and the thermal shirt, allowing for effective heat retention. Even when you sit still for a moment, you won’t cool down quickly!

Material

Most thermal clothing is made from polyester, a fabric that is very lightweight and breathable! In addition to polyester, Merino wool is also widely used in thermal clothing. Merino wool has a significant advantage over polyester: it stays fresh for a long time. After wearing a Merino wool thermal shirt for a day, you don't need to wash it immediately. If you let the shirt air out, you can wear it again the next day! Both Merino wool and polyester retain their shape well, so you can enjoy your thermal clothing for a long time!

Short or Long

Thermal shirts come in various types and sizes; for example, you can choose between a sleeveless thermal shirt, a short-sleeve thermal shirt, and a long-sleeve thermal shirt. But how do you know when to wear which shirt? On extremely cold days, it’s best to opt for a long-sleeve thermal shirt! Often, strong winds can add to the chill, and the long sleeves can provide that extra bit of warmth!

Tips

It is very important to follow the washing instructions for thermal shirts, as this way you can enjoy your thermal shirt for the longest time!