Embers Migrate Merino
BikeRadar verdict
"Pretty, techand totally natural - what more does a rider need?"
Embers 'Lifestyle Boutique' specialises in top-notch merino clothing and the Migrate is their vanilla women's long-sleeved base layer, which is available in two colours.
The cut is plenty long enough to tuck into shorts for extra warmth, and the lightweight 195gsm New Zealand merino is thin enough to layer up comfortably without feeling stuffed to the gills and just warm enough for the mild British winter.
Riding hard with a pack on gave us a bit of a damp back, because although the top wicks as well as synthetic alternatives, it doesn't dry as fast and this, combined with the loose cut, means it can't keep up with racepace sweat. Merino's characteristic ability to be worn for several days on the trot without stinking, plus the pretty screenprint detail, makes this our favourite choice for everyday riding, commuting and road tripping, however. A men's version is also available - check out the website for more details.
Manufacturers description
Our baselayers offer incredible breathability and moisture management. Merino's complex natural structure allows it to actively breathe, keeping you cool when it's hot and warm when the sun goes down or you stop your activity. They also look great so you can wear them wherever, whenever. Naturally odour resistant and wrinkle free.Shopping partners
Specification
- Name:
- Migrate Merino
- Built by:
- Embers
- Price:
- n/a
- Available In (Mens/Womens):
- Mens, Womens
- Clothing Material:
- Merino
- Sleeve Type:
- Long-sleeved
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