Mountain Equipment Redline LS Women's Tee

Mountain Equipment's Redline LS Women's Tee is a lightweight, stretchy and highly wicking long-sleeved tee that works for almost any activity in the mountains. Worn alone on southern alpine ridgelines or as a base layer in cooler conditions, it provides all-day comfort and fast-drying technical performance for climbers, hikers and mountaineers at any time of year.

Designed for demanding mountain days, the fast-drying drirelease fabric quickly wicks away sweat, keeping you comfortable during long pack-laden ascents or demanding crux pitches. The slim cut sits neatly under a harness, while the soft-feel fabric offers all-day next-to-skin comfort, even under a heavy pack. Excellent fabric stretch means you won't feel restricted when climbing, and built-in bluesign approved Polygiene anti-microbial technology resists odour over sustained use, ensuring long-lasting odour control on big trips.

Features

• 175 g/m² drirelease TENCEL and recycled polyester fabric, lightweight moisture management with stretch
• Polygiene StayFresh anti-microbial technology, reduces odour and washing requirements
• TENCEL cellulose fibres for outstanding wicking performance
• Slim fit
• Crew neck

Specifications

Technology

Drirelease fabrics combine natural and synthetic fibres to make performance fabrics with cotton-like comfort. Mountain Equipment has used drirelease fabrics for many years, winning product awards along the way, and pioneered its use in climbing clothing.

Polygiene StayFresh Technology is an odour-controlling fabric treatment that inhibits the growth of odour-causing bacteria, allowing you to wear your garment more and wash it less. Based on natural silver chloride made from 100% recycled silver, Polygiene is bluesign approved and helps you stay fresh whether you're training at home, in the mountains for the weekend, or a month into your expedition.

Mountain Equipment is a member of the Fair Wear Foundation, an independent, non-profit organisation that works with brands and factories to improve working conditions for garment workers.