Maloja Run

Frequently Asked Questions

• How should I size Maloja running shirts, shorts, and tights?

  Maloja shirts (e.g., OriM. 1/2, MarlunM) tend toward a generous/relaxed cut, so your usual size often works unless you prefer a snug race fit; tights like the ForcolaM. follow more form‑fitting thermal sizing. Shorts such as the LagsM. include a liner (5.5–6.5" listed inseam) but can "wear" shorter—size up if you have thicker thighs or want more coverage, and consult the product size chart and reviews for best fit.
• Are AlarisM. and ALARISM. jackets suitable for wet or windy trail runs?

  AlarisM. and the storm‑hood ALARISM. use wind‑repellent, breathable fabrics (Moon Stretch Printed) and features like an ergonomic stormhood and partially taped shoulders to block wind and light precipitation. They perform well as lightweight protective layers on windy or drizzly outings, but for prolonged heavy rain you should pair them with a dedicated waterproof shell.
• How do LagsM. running shorts compare to ForcolaM. tights for trail runs?

  LagsM. shorts (with a floating liner, mesh gusset and phone/side pockets) are optimized for hot‑weather trail work—maximizing ventilation and freedom of movement—whereas ForcolaM. adventure tights provide thermal insulation, fuller leg coverage and chafe protection for cooler or technical conditions. Choose LagsM. for summer running and minimal drag, and ForcolaM. when you need warmth, leg protection from brush, or compression support.
• What storage, visibility, and comfort features are built into Maloja running pieces?

  Maloja designs include practical touches like mesh side and back waistband pockets with grip tabs, inner phone pockets in shorts’ liners, elastic waistbands with drawstrings and a siliconized inner grip, plus flatlock seams and bonded hems to reduce friction. Visibility and safety are covered by reflective prints and leg piping, while strategic mesh panels and honeycomb textures boost ventilation and comfort on long efforts.