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2022
Whether you wear it as an under-layer in cold weather or as the last layer in warm weather, whether you call it a fleece, gilet or sweatshirt, the liner jacket is an essential part of your ski outfit.
Care, repair, storage, we tell you everything.
Warmth, breathability and freedom of movement are the main technical qualities of a liner jacket.
To suit your needs and your activity, the components can vary between wool (Merino) and fleece, which has a direct impact on garment care.
Warmth, breathability and freedom of movement are the main technical qualities of a liner jacket.
To suit your needs and your activity, the components can vary between wool (Merino) and fleece, which has a direct impact on garment care.
Designed to keep you warm while reducing perspiration odours, Merino wool is a fragile component, which requires some precautions when washing!
In a hurry? To keep it simple, here are the instructions in broad terms:
- Machine wash: normal cycle, 30°
- Tumble dryer: not recommended
- Ironing: not recommended
Do you have the time and desire to find out more? Click on the article below:
Made of synthetic fibres, the fleece liner jacket is more forgiving in terms of maintenance than its Merino wool cousin!
In summary:
- Machine wash: normal cycle, 30°
- Tumble dryer: not recommended
- Ironing: not recommended
If you've got a tear or a hole in your liner jacket, don't worry, it can be fixed!
Whether you're the "sewing type" or just "sticking a patch on", it's always better to repair your liner jacket than to throw it away.
When you're not wearing your Merino wool liner jacket, moths can be its worst enemy! To avoid attracting them to your cupboards, you can use:
- cedar wood balls
- dried lavender
- chestnuts
💡 Did you know?
These scents mask the scent of wool from female moths looking for a place to lay their eggs. Because yes, it’s the moth larvae that eat your clothes!
Whether it’s made of wool or fleece, to protect your liner jacket from moisture, make sure it’s completely dry before storing it on a hanger in a dry and ventilated place.
