What size Ottie Merino women's thermal top should I buy?
The Ottie Merino Women's Merino Thermal Top is sized by the garment laid flat. Small measures 45 cm across and 65.7 cm long, Medium 47.5 cm by 66.3 cm, and Large 50 cm by 66.9 cm. Measure a base layer you like and match it.
How warm is the Ottie Merino women's thermal top?
The Ottie Merino Women's Merino Thermal Top is a midweight 210 gsm merino base layer. That weight suits Australian snow trips and winter hiking: warm under a fleece and shell when you stop, and breathable enough when you are working uphill.
What is the Ottie Merino women's thermal top made of?
The Ottie Merino Women's Merino Thermal Top is 95% Australian merino wool and 5% elastane. The merino is superfine at 18.4 microns and knitted at 210 gsm, the wool is traceable and mulesing-free, and the elastane adds stretch.
Can I wear the Ottie Merino thermal top skiing?
Yes. The Ottie Merino Women's Merino Thermal Top is made as a base layer for skiing, hiking and camping. Wear it next to skin under a mid layer and a ski jacket, and the merino moves sweat off your skin and keeps you warm on the lift.
Will a merino thermal top smell after a few days on a hike?
Merino resists odour, so the Ottie Merino Women's Merino Thermal Top can go several days on a hike without a wash. Air it overnight and wear it again in the morning, which saves carrying a spare base layer.
How do I wash the Ottie Merino women's thermal top?
Wash the Ottie Merino Women's Merino Thermal Top cool with a wool-friendly detergent and dry it flat. It does not need washing after every wear. If pack straps raise small pills, wash within two or three wears or use a fabric shaver.
Where is the Ottie Merino women's thermal top made?
The Ottie Merino Women's Merino Thermal Top is made in Melbourne. The wool is grown in New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia, the fabric is knitted and dyed in Melbourne, and Ottie Merino is Australian Made certified.
