Mountain Equipment Ignis Long Sleeve Men's Zip Tee

A versatile long sleeve technical zipped tee for aerobic mountain sports.

Whether worn alone in mild weather or as part of a technical layering system in the cooler months, the Ignis LS Zip-T can be used year-round as a highly wicking next-to-skin layer. Efficiently moving moisture and drying quickly, it’s as good on long winter approaches as on spring mountain runs. The deep centre front zip allows you to dump heat on strenuous climbs, while a low-profile collar and bonded zip insertion remove potential rub points for greater comfort on long, demanding days. Carefully positioned flatlock seams ensure prolonged next-to-skin comfort, whether shouldering a heavy pack, sitting in a harness or moving fast along mountain trails.

Built-in bluesign® approved Polygiene anti-microbial technology resists odour during intensive or sustained use, making the Ignis LS Zip-T an ideal choice for long trips.

Features

Materials

• 120g m⁻² lightweight wicking fabric with grid structure
• Polygiene anti-microbial technology; environmentally friendly odour control helps to keep you feeling fresh for longer
  
  

Patterning & Design

• Slim fit to avoid unnecessary bulk under layers
• Flatlocked seams throughout for next-to-skin comfort
  
  

Centre Front Zip

• Deep centre front YKK® zip for ventilation
  
  

Further Features

• Designed and developed in the UK
• Built to last. Backed up by our Product Lifetime Guarantee
• Mountain Equipment is a member of the Fair Wear Foundation
  

Specifications

Technology

Fair Wear Fair Wear ensures that the clothing is produced under high standards that promote ethical working conditions.

Polygiene® Stays Fresh Technology Polygiene Stays Fresh® Technology is an odor-controlling fabric treatment that inhibits the growth of odour-causing bacteria, allowing you to wear your garment more and wash it less. Based on natural silver chloride made from 100% recycled silver, Polygiene is bluesign® approved and helps you stay fresh whether you're training at home, are in the mountains for the weekend, or are a month into your expedition.