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| Damart The renowned French brand Damart was founded over sixty years ago and specializes in thermal clothing. The brand’s clothing has been warm by Eskimos and mountain climbers who have to endure extreme cold. Thermal garments produced by Damart are also loved by celebrities including princess Dianna of England and also worn by action movie actors when shooting in extremely cold locations. |
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| Thermolactyl Thermolactyl fabric helps keep the body warm. Fibers are woven close together to create light comfortable microfiber fabrics. Fabric provides good insulation that helps prevent hot air from escaping. The fibers construction and finishing of the garment result in different levels of warmth which are ranked in five different levels (see below) Grading Grade 5: -15 / -20℃ for extremes of cold The warmest garments designed for extremes of cold Grade 4: -5 / -15℃ for freezing cold Great for keeping warm on the coldest days of winter Grade 3: -5 / +5℃ for cold that causes goosebumps Light garments to help keep warm in winter Grade 2: 5 / 15℃ for chilly days Provides extra warmth on chilly days Grade 1: 15/ 20℃ for cool days Great for the start of autumn and winter when only a little extra warmth is needed |
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| Back of the garment features a Demart tag. Tag can be easily cut out. Recommended for those who prefer tagless designs. Fabric has a slight thickness to it and has a gentle texture akin to cotton. Careful stitching of the collar results in a stylish look and helps prevent the collar from stretching. |
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| Men’s V-neck T-shirt from Damart of France. Fabric has a slight thickness to it and has a gentle texture akin to cotton. Round weave creates seamless sides and a simple design. T-shirt is grade 3 on Damart’s Thermolactyl Scale providing a good balance between comfort and warmth. Designed for temperatures between 5 and -5 degrees. V-neck makes the garment perfect for layering under other clothes for some extra style. |
