Details and description
Women's ski turtleneck Sportalm has been designed as a functional first layer, combining comfort with subtle elegance. Fitted cut, high collar with a short zipper, and a delicate pattern with skiing motifs give it a character inspired by alpine lifestyle, making it perfect both on and off the slopes.
- Flexible fabric with added elastane adapts to the silhouette, providing freedom of movement and comfort during activities.
- Soft brushed material on the inside pleasantly wraps the body and helps maintain thermal comfort on cooler days.
- High collar with a short, concealed zipper protects the neck from the cold and allows for adjustment during exertion.
- Subtle all-over pattern with silhouettes of skiers and the Sportalm logo creates a delicate composition, emphasizing the winter style of the model.
- Fitted cut and slightly rounded bottom ensure an aesthetic placement on the silhouette and comfort when worn under a ski jacket.
Interesting fact: All-over patterns allow for even distribution of decorative motifs across the entire surface of the garment. In the case of fitted ski golfs, small, subtle prints diversify the minimalist form without disrupting its clean lines.
Details
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Composition (details available at customer service)95% polyamide, 5% elastane
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Designed for
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FitCLOSE FIT
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Sleeve's length
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SexWOMEN
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Product code300051-6
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Brand
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Responsible entity
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ProducerSportalm Gmbh
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AddressWilhelm Ehrlich Weg 1 - 6370 Kitzbühel, Austria
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Contactservice@sportalm.at
Size
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Model height180 cm
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Chest (cm)89 cm
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Waist (cm)62 cm
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Hips (cm)92 cm
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Model wearsXS
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