Icebreaker Merino 150 Tech Lite III Crop T-Shirt - Women's
An all-natural performance layer with 4-season versatility, the women's Icebreaker Merino 150 Tech Lite III Crop T-shirt is comfortable, breathable and odor resistant.
Key Details
- Soft merino wool fibers regulate body temperature and naturally resist odor
- Rib-knit neckline
- Offset shoulder seams prevent friction
- Icebreaker will replace your garment within 1 year of purchase if it has been damaged by faulty fabric, stitching or manufacturing; see Icebreaker website for details
Imported.
View all Icebreaker Women's T-Shirts| Best Use | Multisport |
|---|---|
| Shirt Type | T-shirt |
| Fabric | Wool |
| Moisture Wicking | Yes |
| Quick Drying | Yes |
| Sleeve Length | Short Sleeve |
| Hood | No |
| Gender | Women's |
| Weight | 4.65 ounces |
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It was on Sale
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I bought it. I love comfort, practicality, durability and of course to look amazing as well. This tee seems pretty great! I'm glad I got two of them. I hope the material lasts well. It feels like it might snag or something but that could just be the nature of it. It's delightfully airy and cut pretty nice for a youthful and playful dresser. Merino clothes are so good, and it's getting a lot of wear. I'm 5'4" maybe like 130 lbs. I find it highly flattering. Seemed to wash well but of course I did delicate and no dryer. Would be careful what I washed with. Ideally a bag for laundering seems smart.
It's see-through and overly branded, but very soft!
This shirt is annoying. On the one hand it is extremely soft, a flattering cut and fit, and I like the bright lime green color. On the other hand, it's almost completely see-through, and the branding is obnoxious. Why does there need to be an IceBreaker stitch on the sleeve when there is already an IceBreaker tag on the bottom side of the shirt? That limits where I can wear this if I don't want to blast that I'm wearing a technical shirt. It's overkill, and it wasn't apparent in the product photos on the site, or I would not have purchased. I got this on sale, so I will keep it, but I hope the brand will consider less obnoxious branding choices for these clothes and a fabric that leaves more to the imagination.
Sleeve logo very noticeable
Nice shirt but the white brand logo on the sleeve really limits where I can wear it - it makes it obviously sporty. The black shirt photos don't show logo, looking now you can see on the green shirts.
Love this shirt
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I was worried at first that this shirt would be too cropped on me but it fits fine. Hits just a the right spot where I can wear high-waisted pants and leave it untucked without looking too sloppy. I did order a size up from my usual small just in case and thr medium fits perfectly. For reference I'm 5'5, 130lbs and 36C. Probably could've gotten a small but I like my cropped shirts to fit loose and as I read on a previous review, you're always better to order bigger if you're debating between sizes because they're wool and you can shrink them a bit if needed
Should have read older reviews...
None of the photos showed the name of the company embroidered on the sleeve, and a recent review for this product said "no visible logo", so I was surprised and disappointed to see a super visible logo when it came in the mail. I bought it ahead of a trip to wear as a regular t-shirt, but that piece of branding makes it look too sporty. As I just found out by going through older reviews, I'm not the only one who got fooled. I will be returning the t-shirt, which is really too bad because I liked the fit and colour (citrine).
More crops, please!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There aren't many cropped technical garments out there, so when I saw this one, I had to try it. I took my same size as I do in base layers and it fit exactly how I wanted- boxy and loose. For reference I am a 5'10", 34A, 145 lbs. As a tall person it is a smidge too cropped with hiking pants (like you can see some skin when I lift my arms) but it's perfect with anything high-waisted. My only complaint is the logo, but on the navy shirt it's only on the arm and not too noticeable.
Nice fabric but poor construction
Received my t shirt in black today and was unpleasantly surprised to see a big white logo on the sleeve. This really limits where I can wear this t shirt and I hate conspicuous logos. That aside, the fabric feels really soft and light. Gave it a quick wash straight away and the seams have come out all twisted. Not bad enough to be unwearable but expected better quality of construction. Same thing happened with the cloud dyed colour way. Disappointed.
The perfect bra for bigger busted adventurous women!
Fantastic news that Icebreaker has a bra again for bigger busted women! Ever since the Women's Cool-Liteâ„¢ Meld Zone Sport Bra was discontinued I've been looking for a replacement, this certainly ticks all the boxes. I'm a 32E and a medium fits really well, is super comfy, and supportive for adventurous activities. The current colours are a little dull and boring though - please produce it in bright fun colours too!
hate the logo
I was so excited when I saw this shirt, I thought I'd be buying two of each color. Then I saw the obnoxious logo stitched into the sleeve. It's both ugly and uncomfortable feeling. I've been a big icebreaker supporter since the beginning, I hate the addition of obnoxious logos on everything. My favorite thing about it was finally finding an active wear brand that didn't have logos displayed on everything.
Cute, light weight, comfy
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ordered the light green in an XS and the darker green in a S. The XS is a better fit on me (5'3"; 120lbs). The light green is pretty transparent, but the dark green is good. The collar is a bit wider than a usual t-shirt, but adds a unique twist. Both super comfy and light weight. Looking forward to wearing both around town and on some hikes.

