Hadar Half-Zip Windbreaker Men

Hadar Half-Zip Windbreaker MenThe Hadar half zip windbreaker by Ivanhoe is here in an updated version and in a knit that is slightly thinner and albeit more stretchy and comfortable. The Ivanhoe Windbreaker line was created for Scottish golf and can be found in the renowned golf club pro shops throughout the birthplace of golf. Knitting in 100% Merino wool, Extrafine, and with a highly functional wind lining. A short zipper at the front. You will also find a practical pocket at

The Hadar half zip windbreaker by Ivanhoe is here in an updated version and in a knit that is slightly thinner and albeit more stretchy and comfortable. The Ivanhoe Windbreaker line was created for Scottish golf and can be found in the renowned golf club pro shops throughout the birthplace of golf. Knitting in 100% Merino wool, Extrafine, and with a highly functional wind lining. A short zipper at the front. You will also find a practical pocket at the top of the left sleeve. Easily worn on all your outdoor adventures when you want to feel stylish, warm and safe. Perfect for those who like to be active.

- Short zipper at the front
- Practical sleeve pocket for e.g. mobile and keys
- Embroidery on the upper left sleeve at the sleeve pocket
- Bluesign®-certified lining, breathability 20000g/m²/24h
- Mulesing-free wool, OEKO-TEX® certified zipper

- 100% Merino wool, Extrafine
- 400g/m²

The recipe for success in caring for wool and keeping it nice is to air, air and air again. Remove dirt and stains immediately as they occur and then it is best to hang the shirt outside on a hanger. It is only an advantage if the weather is a little damp outside. The wool repels dirt and breaks down bacteria and is thus self-cleaning and odorless. When you notice that the garment has not become clean after a good airing, it may still be time to wash, then carefully follow the care advice that you will find in the side seam.
If you wash wool by hand, you must not let the wool clothes lie in water as this damages the wool fibers. Rinse in clean water. Do not twist. Instead, gently squeeze out the water. Hang or lay the woolen clothes to dry on a drying rack.