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Merino Crush II Pant - Women's

Lyocell fabric is incredibly soft and breathable, making it comfortable for all-day wear. It is also moisture-wicking, which helps keep you dry and cool. Additionally, Lyocell is produced in an environmentally friendly way, using a closed-loop process that recycles water and solvents, making it a sustainable choice for eco-conscious consumers.

Merino wool is sourced from Merino sheep and is known for its fine, soft fibers that are less itchy than traditional wool. It provides excellent insulation while remaining breathable, which helps regulate body temperature. This makes Merino wool ideal for both warm and cool weather, making it a versatile option for activewear and casual clothing.

Eucaform fabric is a blend of Lyocell and Merino wool, designed to offer the best of both worlds. It provides a soft feel against the skin while effectively managing moisture and regulating temperature. This makes Eucaform an excellent choice for those seeking comfort and performance in their clothing, especially for active lifestyles.

Cool-Lite technology enhances the moisture-wicking and cooling properties of garments. It works by drawing moisture away from your skin and allowing for better airflow, keeping you comfortable during physical activities or in warm weather. This technology is perfect for those who lead an active lifestyle and want to stay cool and dry.

Joggers are versatile and designed for both exercise and lounging. Their soft, stretchy fabric and elastic waistband provide comfort and ease of movement, making them ideal for workouts, casual outings, or relaxing at home. You can wear joggers for a variety of activities, from running errands to hitting the gym.

To care for garments made from these fabrics, it’s best to follow the care label instructions. Generally, Lyocell can be machine washed on a gentle cycle, while Merino wool often requires hand washing or a delicate cycle to maintain its softness. Eucaform blends may have similar care requirements. Always avoid high heat when drying to preserve the fabric's quality.