Devold Classic Summit Merino Wool T-Shirt - Ink - taglia L

The Devold Classic Summit Tee in Ink redefines the merino base layer with an 18.7-micron fiber that feels softer than cotton yet performs like technical gear. Unlike standard wool shirts that itch or overheat, this 150 g/m² jersey balances breathability and warmth for year-round comfort on the trail, at camp, or in town.

Highlights

• 100% pure merino wool with an ultra-fine 18.7-micron diameter for a non-itchy, silky feel.
• Lightweight 150 g/m² fabric offers excellent breathability and quick-drying performance.
• Natural temperature regulation keeps you warm when it's cold and cool when it's hot.
• Odor-resistant and moisture-wicking—stays fresh even after multiple wears.
• Flatlock seams prevent chafing under pack straps or during high-output activities.
• Renewable, biodegradable, and naturally UV-protective.

In daily use

Pull on the Classic Summit Tee for a dawn hike, a multi-day trek, or a casual commute. The regular fit layers easily under a midlayer or jacket, while the crew neck and short sleeves offer a timeless silhouette. Merino's inherent stretch moves with you, and the fabric's moisture management keeps skin dry from summit push to après-hike coffee.

Full specifications

• Material: 100% Merino Wool
• Fabric weight: 150 g/m²
• Wool fiber diameter: 18.7 micron
• Gender: Men's
• Size: L
• Colour: Ink (Dark Blue)
• Sleeve length: Short Sleeve
• Neck type: Crew Neck
• Fit: Regular Fit
• Intended use: Hiking, Outdoor Activities, Everyday Wear, Base Layer
• Breathability: High
• Moisture management: Excellent (wicks moisture away from skin)
• Odor resistance: Natural
• Temperature regulation: Yes
• Comfort: Soft, non-itchy
• Seam construction: Flatlock seams
• Care instructions: Machine washable (wool cycle 40°C)
• UV protection: Natural UPF
• Sustainability: Renewable and biodegradable material
• Quick drying: Yes

Final note

From Scandinavian winters to summer ridgelines, the Devold Classic Summit Tee in Ink is the one merino layer you'll reach for every day—proving that nature's performance can be both soft and sustainable.