Cold Weather Base Shirt Short Sleeve women
- Sustainable, heat-retaining and high-quality materials with outstanding heat and moisture management help you fight cold temperatures.
- Seamless design and a lightweight blend of functional materials ensure ultimate comfort.
- You benefit from the functional fabric’s rapid moisture wicking properties and air vents for greater breathability.
Cold Weather Base Shirt for Women: Warming effect for runs in cold weather
Don’t let cold weather stop you: Stay pleasantly warm with the Cold Weather Base Shirt for Women. It forms the perfect base layer for any running outfit based on the layering method.
Heat-retaining materials for optimum comfort in cold weather
The prescription for perfect performance in adverse weather conditions? Stay warm without overheating. This advanced blend of materials pairs insulation against the cold with thermal regulating properties – so heat build-up doesn’t stand a chance. This makes the shirt the ideal choice for combining with a mid layer and/or weatherproof jacket.
Ultimate comfort thanks to intelligent details
What’s the difference between a good base layer and a first-class one? The details. Like eliminating conventional seams and using a highly elastic material, for instance. Thanks to these properties, this shirt fits like a glove without rubbing or pinching. The ideal conditions for long training sessions.
Functional fabric and ventilation for stay-dry comfort
This shirt offers additional impressive features like outstanding moisture wicking whenever your high-intensity workouts make you sweat. The secret is the combination of high-quality functional fabric and strategically placed air vents for maximum breathability.
More comfort and enhanced performance when running in cold weather: Buy your Cold Weather Base Shirt for Women now in the web shop.
73% polyamide, 24% polyester, 3% spandex
CEP Sports offers high-tech functional clothing of excellent quality. Only proper care can ensure unrestricted functioning over a longer period of time.
