STATIC Women's All Elevation Short Sleeve Shirt (SS) 202107, Color: Dusk

I made a loose fitting shirt
Last year, many people said that they felt comfortable wearing it not only for running and other activities, but also for everyday wear.
I was conscious of making sure my back wasn't visible when I squatted down.
For women, we added a slit at the hem.
You can wear it in a variety of ways, either leaving the hem completely out or leaving only half of it out.
For layers that come into contact with the skin, such as T-shirts and base layers, I like to wear natural materials and avoid using petroleum-derived fibers as much as possible. Wool is an excellent material that retains warmth in winter and releases heat in summer. It is also functional for outdoor use, as it not only retains heat but is also adjustable, antibacterial, and soft. Wool is also best from an environmental perspective as it is biodegradable, but when choosing materials I keep the following two points in mind:

1. RWS was established under strict ethical standards for animal welfare and sheep and farm management.
We want to use Responsible Wool Standard certified wool as a gift from nature.
2. Choose wool fabrics that are more comfortable to wear, even in the spring and summer when you sweat more.

From among the many wool options available, we chose a blend of RWS-certified merino wool and polypropylene for quick drying, and we also used a textured fabric to improve breathability for outdoor use.
The recessed parts are thin and breathable, allowing for easy heat release and airflow even when you are active, preventing more heat than necessary from building up.
The raised areas are made of thicker fabric, which comes into contact with the skin and absorbs sweat, keeping you warm before and after activities and during breaks.

A versatile base layer.
I would like to use it not only for mountain climbing and traveling, but also as everyday wear.

Wearing a wind shell over it will further increase its warmth, making it a useful item to wear as an inner layer or on its own.

Currently, only petroleum-based polypropylene is available, but textile manufacturers are developing plant-based polypropylene, which will be rolled out once it becomes available.

Fabric: 60% merino wool/40% polypropylene
Fit: Relaxed
Weight: 110g (sizeM)
Wool: Australia/New Zealand
Fabric Country of Origin: Thailand
Country of manufacture: Japan