The i-Run team says
Ideal for your summer running sessions, the Odlo Active F-Dry Light ECO short-sleeve t-shirt for men becomes essential for your success.
From the Light range, this garment accompanies you mile after mile and ensures you stay in the best conditions. It is crafted with F-Dry material that effectively wicks away excess sweat during your most intense efforts.
Its stretch fabric and fitted cut guarantee exemplary freedom of movement and lasting comfort. Soft to the touch, it is an essential base layer for your running sessions.
Your new ally is equipped with the ZeroScent technology, which uses its antibacterial properties to prevent the appearance of odors.
In line with eco-design criteria, this model is made with recycled materials to reduce its impact on natural resources.
Our model Julien is 1.78m tall and wears a size M.
Key points of the Odlo Active F-Dry Light ECO short-sleeve t-shirt
- Light range: keeps you dry
- F-Dry: moisture management
- Stretch fabric and raglan sleeves: ease
- Fitted cut: freedom of movement
- Soft material: comfort
- ZeroScent: anti-odor
- Recycled materials and eco-design: eco-friendly
- Color: navy blue
Technologies
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Gamme Light
Optimal comfort in all activities and in any weather. Versatile undergarment, to be worn in all seasons. Optimal moisture-wicking.
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F-Dry
Quick-drying material that stands out for its excellent breathability and instantly wicks moisture away to the outside.
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Oeko-Tex
Odlo's functional underwear bears the "Confidence in Textiles" label from Oeko-Tex®, certifying that the textiles have been tested for harmful substances in accordance with the Oeko-Tex Standard 100. The products meet current human-ecological requirements: no carcinogenic substances, no formaldehyde, no dyes likely to cause allergies, and skin-friendly pH levels.
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ZeroScent
Sustainable anti-odor technology that reduces unpleasant smells.
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Eco
ODLO articles marked with Eco are made from at least 50% recycled materials or natural fibers such as TENCEL Lyocell. TENCEL is produced by transforming cellulose into cellulose fibers, which have a lower environmental impact.
