Smooth feeling, not itchy, good looking, quite long torso/arms; 100% merino wool, but, according to its makers, safe for both the washer AND the dryer. A heavier weight shirt, not one of your see-through summer weight merino layers, this one checks in at 230 gsm. It reminds me of the heavier weight merino base layers one used to buy from a certain Maine retailer for 3x this much in the good old days when one's choice of colors was black, black, black and sometimes grey. The pattern is so pretty (totally subjective judgment) it will be a shame to hide it away all the time; luckily it is also substantial enough to show off with a vest or wear alone. It looks built to last like an old-time favorite, if well protected from moths in the wardrobe.

This is probably one of the nicest T-shirt’s I think I’ve ever purchased and I have a ton of t shirts in every brand you can think of. It’s really a soft shirt which I love. I came on here to get the other color but they’re out of my size. Right now I’m an X-Large in tops, I’ve gained some weight this past winter, I don’t step on a scale but if I had to guess I’d say I’m about 180 right now. I’m a 40 or 42 DD just depends on the brand. I went with the X-Large and am glad I did. I need to get it out of my head I’m not a large anymore but an x-large. If you’re between sizes I would size up. I washed this but did not fully dry it. I put it in the dryer for maybe 5 min then air dried it, it shrunk very little if at all. The pit to pit on the x-large is 21.5” taken with shirt lying flat. The length is 26” from the top of the neck down the back of the shirt. Buy this shirt, you won’t regret it.

Washing and then drying shrinks these pants. First on they look great. Never get them dirty tho!