Lifa Merino Beanie Black
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    • Lifa Merino Beanie Black

    Lifa Merino Beanie Black
    $35.00
    By using Lifa® with Merino Wool we get the best of two worlds, while Lifa® transports the sweat away from your head, the Merino Wool ensures you stay warm. View full description

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    By using Lifa® with Merino Wool we get the best of two worlds, while Lifa® transports the sweat away from your head, the Merino Wool ensures you stay warm. Built for high activity on cold days, this low profile beanie will keep your head and ears warm. Fiber Content: Main fabric: 57% Merino, 43% Polypropylene - 215 g. Care Instructions: Machine wash in luke warm water - 40°C very gentle cycle, Do not bleach, Do not tumble dry, Dry flat, Do not iron, Do not dry clean. FEATURES Lifa® Stay Warm Technology Lifa® Merino Double main fabric Flatlock seams for max comfort
    Brand:
    Helly Hansen

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