Marmot
Marmot Women's Windridge UPF 50 T-Shirt
Marmot Women's Windridge UPF 50 T-Shirt
Marmot's Windridge short-sleeve tee is a regular-fit women's top cut from a lightweight REPREVE jersey knit that is 95% recycled polyester and 5% elastane, made from recycled plastic bottles and offering breathable, moisture-wicking performance. UPF 50 protection and quick-drying fabric let you stay comfortably cool through extended hours in the sun, while raglan sleeves open up your range of motion for climbing, running or hiking.
At 160 g it stays light over long distances, and it works just as well indoors or in the rain when the sun is not the issue.
Key Features
| Product Care | Machine Wash Cold, Use Liquid Detergent, Do Not Use Powdered Detergent, Gentle Cycle, Tumble Dry Low, Do Not Iron, Do Not Bleach, Do Not Dry Clean, Do Not Use Fabric Softener, Rinse Twice, Do Not Store Wet |
| Center Back Length | 9.1 in |
| Main Fabric | REPREVE®, 95% Recycled Polyester, 5% Elastane, Jersey, 170g/sqm |
| Style Number | M14237 |
| Product Weight | 0.4 lb (6 oz, 160 g) |
| Brand | Marmot |
| Product Type | Women's Short-Sleeve T-Shirt |
| Fit | Regular Fit |
| UPF Rating | UPF 50 |
| Sleeve Style | Raglan Sleeves |
| Gender | Women's |
Highlights
- Lightweight Repreve® polyester blend is 100% recycled from plastic bottles, offering soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking performance and comfort
- Lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking knit keeps you cool and comfortable in the heat
- UPF 50 provides protection for extended time in the sun
- Raglan sleeves maximize your range of motion for high-performance comfort with a classic, vintage touch
Sizing & fit
Fit Type: Regular Fit
Model is 5'8" tall, has a 33in chest, and is wearing a size medium.
Warranty
All Marmot products are warranted against defects in materials and construction for the practical lifetime of the product. This warranty applies to the original owner of the product and does not apply to normal wear and tear, improper care, misuse, accident, neglect or the natural breakdown of materials over time.
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