Mammut
Seile Short-Sleeve T-Shirt - Men's

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Seile Short-Sleeve T-Shirt

With your gear all packed, the Mammut Men's Seile Short-Sleeve T-Shirt on your back, and the (late, as always) arrival on your friends, you're ready to pile in the car and head south for a weekend of climbing amid red rocks. Crafted from cotton with a touch of stretch, this T-shirt keeps you comfortable as you cruise down remote highways, set up camp, and sneak in a quick climb before the sun disappears. A distressed rope print logo on the chest offers a well-loved look, whether it's your first time wearing the shirt or it's been your go-to T-shirt for many seasons.

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Short-sleeve T-shirt for warm-weather climbs and daily adventures
Cotton construction with a touch of stretch for mobility
Distressed Mammut rope print logo on the chest
Item #MAM01A6

Material: 95% cotton, 5% elastane
Fit: regular
Style: crew
Claimed Weight: 5.6oz
Recommended Use: casual, hiking
Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years

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2 out of 5 stars

August 17, 2020

Great Looking but Shrinks (StormPrt1)

Familiarity:: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Big fan of Mammut. Bought the StormPrt1, washed it in cool water & medium dry and it shrunk terribly. What had just the right amount of relaxed fit when I tried it on is now too tight across the shoulders and easily lost a couple inches on length (I kid you not, it became a "belly shirt" that doesn't even reach the top of my pants). Pity. I really loved this shirt. Now, I need to see how much BackCountry is going to charge me to return it, or just donate it to Goodwill.

Brian V