KAILAS XM2 Men's Merino Wool Half-Zip Short Sleeve T-Shirt Breathable Outdoor Hiking Sports Top

The "Dark Cyan Black" color has two product codes; both are authentic with no quality difference. Please purchase carefully if concerned.

Half-zip collar for quick temperature regulation without removing or stopping activity

Enhanced arm lift range with one-piece underarm design for unrestricted movement

High elasticity fabric combining Merino wool and special fibers for stretch and durability

Maintains fabric tightness and elasticity after multiple washes

Suitable for multi-day hiking and complex outdoor environments

Multi-day hiking

Heavy load trekking

| Size | Height/Chest Code | Shoulder Width | Chest Circumference | Garment Length | Sleeve Length |

|-------|-------------------|----------------|---------------------|----------------|---------------|

| XS | 165/88A | 43.6 | 96 | 65.5 | 21.8 |

| S | 170/92A | 44.8 | 100 | 67.5 | 22.4 |

| M | 175/96A | 46 | 104 | 69.5 | 23 |

| L | 180/100A | 47.2 | 108 | 71.5 | 23.6 |

| XL | 185/104A | 48.7 | 113 | 73 | 24.05 |

| 2XL | 190/108A | 50.2 | 118 | 74 | 24.5 |

| 3XL | 190/108A | 51.7 | 123 | 75 | 24.95 |

Size data is for reference only; 1-2 cm deviation may occur due to manual measurement.

Machine wash allowed on wool or gentle cycle, water temperature ≤ 40°C

Prefer hand washing; avoid vigorous rubbing or wringing

Do not dry clean

Use neutral or wool-specific detergent; avoid alkaline or enzyme detergents to protect wool protein

Do not use fabric softeners, bleach, or disinfectants to maintain moisture-wicking and temperature control properties

Dry flat in a ventilated, shaded area; avoid direct sunlight

Remove minor pilling with a fabric shaver; do not pull fibers

Refer to wool care guide for ironing and drying instructions

Proper care extends product life and preserves original quality and comfort

All product photos are taken from actual items; color may vary due to lighting and display differences. Actual product color prevails.

KAILAS is one of the world’s top three comprehensive climbing brands. The brand name originates from Mt. Kailash in Tibet, China.