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OUTLET Hocosa Women's Organic Wool/Silk Sleeveless Undershirt

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OUTLET Hocosa Women's Organic Wool/Silk Sleeveless UndershirtMade by Hocosa of Switzerland Women's Sleeveless Undershirt in organic wool silk blend. V neck. Falls at hip, to cover back even with low sitting pants. Made of soft, KbT certified organic organic merino wool & silk blend. 70 30% wool silk blend unites the best qualities of each for a unique textile. Wool absorbs moisture without feeling wet, keeping you comfortable & dry. Silk adds extra softness & durability. As wool absorbs moisture, lanolin is

 Made by Hocosa of Switzerland

Women's Sleeveless Undershirt in organic wool/silk blend.  V-neck.

Falls at hip, to cover back even with low sitting pants.

  • Made of soft, KbT-certified organic organic merino wool & silk blend.
  • 70/30% wool/silk blend unites the best qualities of each for a unique textile.
  • Wool absorbs moisture without feeling wet, keeping you comfortable & dry.
  • Silk adds extra softness & durability.
  • As wool absorbs moisture, lanolin is activated to remove bacteria & odors.
  • Natural fibers breathe, maintaining a comfortable temperature in warmth or cold.

Sizes

  • 36 = XS = size 4-6  (worn by 5' 2" model)
  • 38 = S = size 6-8
  • 40 =M = size 8-10
  • 42 = L= size 10-12
  • 44 = XL = size 12-14
  • 46 = XXL = size 14-16

More about HOCOSA ...

To maintain the health and longevity of your garments, organic wool is best washed by hand.  Many modern woolen items are treated with chemicals to allow them to tolerate machine-washing.  Certified organic wool does not contain such chemicals.  Some washing machines have a special wool-cycle, which maintains a lukewarm water temperature throughout the wash and rinse cycle, as well as minimizing agitation of the garment, which can lead to felting/shrinking.   See Caring for Wool

We recommend hand-washing with Kookaburra Wool Wash

  LANACare Lanolin Soap with even more lanolin, 7.5%,  is recommended for nursing  pads & diaper covers, or to add even more softness to your woolens.

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