Mammut Selun FL T-Shirt Women Logo women's shirt

The Selun FL Logo is a women's shirt from Mammut. This lightweight shirt is suitable for hiking, mountain climbing and trail running. The shirt is made of stretchy, quick-drying fabric, which ensures comfort. This shirt also has good UV protection of UPF 50+ and protects against overload of the shoulders due to backpacks. The Selun FL Logo is made of 92% recycled polyester and 8% elastane, has a regular fit and weighs 112 grams.

Product features

• Lightweight
• Stretchy
• Quick drying
• Comfortable
• Regular fit
• UV protection: UPF 50+
• Weight: 112 grams

Materials

Recycled polyester

Polyester is a synthetic material made from petroleum. It is a durable, smooth fabric that feels soft. In addition, it is lightweight, does not need to be ironed and dries quickly. Unfortunately, polyester is not biodegradable, but it is recyclable. If the product is used and maintained properly, it will last longer, making the product sustainable in the long term. This makes recycled polyester a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative.

Elastane

Elastane is a synthetic fiber that is exceptionally elastic. Its great stretch, but at the same time its strength, distinguishes it from other synthetic fabrics. For example, it is stronger and more durable than rubber, but also much lighter. Elastane is very lightweight and is therefore very suitable when doing activities. Elastane also offers a lot of room to move because it is so elastic, without losing the fit.

Fair Wear Foundation

Fair Wear Foundation is committed to better working conditions. They have developed a code of conduct for this. Companies affiliated with Fair Wear Foundation must commit to improving working conditions.

BlueSign product

The BlueSign label indicates that no harmful substances have been used in the production process. Companies with a BlueSign label are required to draw up a sustainability plan with attention to water consumption, energy consumption and waste management. BlueSign also has guidelines for safe and healthy working conditions, but these are not specifically monitored.