FS VIC ICEBREAKER MERINO SHIRTS
Posted: Wed 25 Oct, 2023 12:13 pmBoth were laundered yesterday-please PM/DM me for any more details questions, etc Thanks.
Icebreaker merino 'Departure' shirts. Both size Large/Unisex. Top pocket with button also.
Shirt 1
Black, short sleeved, worn 2-3 times maybe. Size Large.
Can't see any faults or marks and seems to be in perfect nick. $69
Shirt 2
Grey with light grey and red threads. Size Large.
But for the damage on the cuff area the rest of the shirt seems in excellent nick to me.
This one has some damage which doesn't affect it's function, on the inside of the cuffs-see pics.
I wore both of these only for work-this grey one 6-8 times and caught the cuff on a door handle, kept walking and without realising and did the
damage you see.
This was on the first time I wore it, I had arms full of books chasing kids to class. The damage has not become worse at all so in my view you could easily continue to wear it as a long sleeved shirt. Mending would be easy also. I got a quote to mend the damage for $12 but never got around to it as it never became worse. You could also easily make it into a short sleeved shirt but I think that might be a bit of a waste. $69.
These prices are about half what I paid.
Nb these are not flanelette, but lightweight 100% merino. Perfect for layering. I own three more of these and found them perfect for bushwalking, travelling or work.
Any thing you'd like to know at all please PM me..
Take both for $125.
Icebreaker merino 'Departure' shirts. Both size Large/Unisex. Top pocket with button also.
Shirt 1
Black, short sleeved, worn 2-3 times maybe. Size Large.
Can't see any faults or marks and seems to be in perfect nick. $69
Shirt 2
Grey with light grey and red threads. Size Large.
But for the damage on the cuff area the rest of the shirt seems in excellent nick to me.
This one has some damage which doesn't affect it's function, on the inside of the cuffs-see pics.
I wore both of these only for work-this grey one 6-8 times and caught the cuff on a door handle, kept walking and without realising and did the
damage you see.
This was on the first time I wore it, I had arms full of books chasing kids to class. The damage has not become worse at all so in my view you could easily continue to wear it as a long sleeved shirt. Mending would be easy also. I got a quote to mend the damage for $12 but never got around to it as it never became worse. You could also easily make it into a short sleeved shirt but I think that might be a bit of a waste. $69.
These prices are about half what I paid.
Nb these are not flanelette, but lightweight 100% merino. Perfect for layering. I own three more of these and found them perfect for bushwalking, travelling or work.
Any thing you'd like to know at all please PM me..
Take both for $125.