MATT Wundertuch Scarf Merino Wool Black Cenefa

• Tube scarf, wearable as: hat, headband, pirate scarf, hair band, hair band, hair band, headband, balaclava, neck scarf, bandana, cloth mask, community mask. Merino wool is a natural product and widely used in high-end sportswear. It transports moisture (sweat) away from the skin, the phenomenon is known as 'wicking'. The fabric is slightly moisture repellent (keratin fibres are hydrophobic at one end and hydrophiclic on the other), so that the user does not feel damp.
• hlt. Wool absorbs water like cotton (up to 1/3 of its weight), but unlike cotton, it also stays warm.
• Suitable for many sports (e.g. cycling, hiking, climbing, mountaineering, jogging, skiing, motorcycling, Nordic walking, walking), dries quickly, can be worn under a helmet, fits men, women and older children.
• Usually intended for use when running, hiking, skiing, mountaineering, clycling and other types of outdoor sports, this clothing triumphs over synthetic fabrics. Several properties contribute to the popularity of merino, compared to wool in general and other types of fabric.
• Merino is excellent in regulating body temperature, especially when worn directly on the skin. The wool provides some warmth without overheating the wearer. Like most wool fabrics, Merino contains lanolin, which has antibacterial properties. Merino is one of the softest wool types available due to finer fibres.

Tube scarf, wearable as: hat, headband, pirate scarf, hair band, hair band, hair band, headband, balaclava, neck scarf, bandana, cloth mask, community mask. Merino wool is a natural product and widely used in high-end sportswear. It transports moisture (sweat) away from the skin, the phenomenon is known as 'wicking'. The fabric is slightly moisture repellent (keratin fibres are hydrophobic at one end and hydrophiclic on the other) so that the user does not feel damp. Wool absorbs water like cotton (up to 1/3 of its weight), but unlike cotton, it also stays warm. Suitable for many sports (e.g. cycling, hiking, climbing, mountaineering, jogging, skiing, motorcycling, Nordic walking, walking), dries quickly, can be worn under a helmet, fits men, women and older children. Usually intended for use when running, hiking, skiing, mountaineering, clycling and other types of outdoor sports, this clothing triumphs over synthetic fabrics. Several properties contribute to the popularity of merino, compared to wool in general and other types of fabric. Merino is excellent in regulating body temperature, especially when worn directly on the skin. The wool provides some warmth without overheating the wearer. Like most wool fabrics, Merino contains lanolin, which has antibacterial properties. Merino is one of the softest wool types available due to finer fibres. Material: 80% merino, 20% polyamide/made in Spain.