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merino tee 150, laid flatbase layer
merino tee 150, photographed where it is graded highest
in place

base layer

merino tee 150

The 150 g/m² merino tee that carries the whole system. Wear it three ways.

three places, three grades

a grade with no reason is not a grade

hikingsuitable
Flatlock shoulder seams fall outside the strap line of a 30 L pack, and merino keeps its handle after a full day of sweat.
cyclingsuitable
Back hem sits 3 cm below the standing hem, so it stays tucked in a forward lean. No rear pocket — carry in a bag or a jersey worn over it.
commutingsuitable
Plain crew neck with no branding on the outside, so it reads as a normal tee once the shell comes off.

Cycling grades account for back hem length, sleeve length with your arms forward on the bars, and whether there is a rear pocket you can reach. Rear pocket on this piece: no.

€65

EUR (euro), VAT included

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the piece

A plain-knit merino tee at 150 g/m², cut close enough to sit under a fleece without bunching and plain enough to keep on at a desk. Flatlock shoulder seams sit outside a pack strap line. This is the piece the rest of the range is built around.

what it does, and where it stops

how we test
fabric weight
150 g/m²
garment weight
158 g in EU 50 / M
water repellency
None. No repellent finish on this fabric.

No water-repellent finish. This fabric soaks through in rain and is meant to be worn under a shell.

hydrostatic resistance (EN ISO 811)
Not published.

Not measured. This garment is water-repellent only, so no hydrostatic figure is published for it.

breathability (EN ISO 11092)
Not published.

Not yet measured. No breathability figure is published and no breathability claim is made until it is measured to this standard.

  • Plain knit, 17.5 micron merino — the fineness that stops the itch, stated because it is the number that matters
  • Flatlock seams throughout, shoulder seam offset 2 cm forward
  • Hem back-drop 3 cm for a forward riding position
  • No finish applied to the fabric: nothing to wash out, nothing to renew

sizes, measured

Measurements in centimetres for merino tee 150, taken flat, with a tolerance of plus or minus one centimetre.
sizechestback lengthsleeve
EU 46100 cm70 cm21 cm
EU 48104 cm72 cm23 cm
EU 50108 cm74 cm25 cm
EU 52112 cm76 cm27 cm
EU 54116 cm78 cm29 cm

Garment measurements in centimetres, taken flat. Tolerance ±1 cm — a run of fabric is never exact, and we would rather print the tolerance than pretend it away.

the same garment, in a riding position

merino tee 150 measured on a mannequin held at a 35 degree forward lean.
sizeback coverage, ridingsleeve, arms forward
EU 4667 cm20 cm
EU 4869 cm22 cm
EU 5071 cm24 cm
EU 5273 cm26 cm
EU 5475 cm28 cm

Measured on a mannequin held at a 35° forward lean. A forward lean lifts the back hem and pulls the sleeve back from the wrist, so these figures are lower than the standing ones — that is the effect, stated rather than hidden.

the label

fibre composition
100 % merino wool (17.5 micron)
care
  • Machine wash 30 °C, wool cycle, mild detergent
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Dry flat in shade
  • Iron low if needed
  • Do not dry clean
where it is made
Knitted and made up in Portugal

Composition, care and country of make are given for every piece on this site under EU Regulation 1007/2011. If we could not state all three, the piece would not be listed.

sorting, recycling and producer responsibility

triman

this item is sorted, not binned

scheme identifier (IDU)

[to be completed by the operator once the ADEME registration is issued]

environmental characteristics

  • Single-fibre-family construction where possible, to keep the garment sortable
  • No fused membrane, so the fabric stays recyclable as a textile
  • Sewn-in composition label rather than a printed one

Textiles have been covered by the French Triman and sorting-information rules since 1 February 2023. Full sorting instructions

honest reviews

We publish reviews from verified purchases only, and we do not filter out the critical ones. This piece has not been out long enough to have any yet — when it does, they will appear here unedited, with the size bought next to each one.

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