ACTIVE WARM SHIRT W - ODLO

The ActiveWarm Shirt W thermal crew neck sweater by Odlo is the passepartout to better face all outdoor winter activities. Here in the women's fit.

The Active Warm Shirt W is the first layer undershirt characterized by high thermal insulation, softness, elasticity and comfort in all situations, both in conditions of stasis or little movement, and during outdoor sports activities.

Excellent thermal insulation, high breathability and quick drying of sweat without bad smells are the distinctive features of the entire 100% Polyester Warm Line, using Odlo 's 100% recycled polyester fibers, designed for a temperature range from +10 to -10 degrees Celsius .

The first thermal layer is essential in the cold season, because it allows you to maintain body heat without dispersing it, despite the external temperatures.

Technical features:

• Fabric: 100% RECYCLED Polyester
• Warm Effect +10° - 10 °
• "Effect by Odlo" silver ion anti-odour treatment
• Made in Europe

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Odlo, a constant success

Odlo , a Norwegian brand famous all over the world, was born in 1946 from the passion of its founder, Odd Roar Lofterød Senior .

Father of one of the national junior ice speed skating athletes, just for his son, he designed the first elastic and functional pants in synthetic fiber Helancada , perfect for training.
Soon the fabric was perfected and the first complete suits were made for both ice speed skating and cross-country skiing.
The success was such that Odlo dressed the entire Norwegian ski team at the 1964 Winter Olympics .

In 1994 they developed the "Effect by Odlo" fibre, the first technical underwear with silver ions to combat bad odours.

Odd Roar Lofterød Senior remained at the helm of the team until 1979. His motto was: "make sure you are always one step ahead" .
And so did its Odlo , which in over 70 years of activity continues to excel in fabrics and technologies, continuing in research and experimentation to offer ever more performing garments.