Lafuma Women KAMPASS TEE Vert Outlet Store

item#: Lafuma Store 124

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A T-shirt with an urban vibe for everyday wear, the LD KAMPASS TEE is seriously comfortable. Its subtile burnout print, and nice detailing such as V neck and hem drawcord tightener, deliver an assertive feminine style. Here's a seriously relaxed T-shirt! With its loose laidback fit, the LD KAMPASS TEE will go accompany your walks, summer naps, and excursions to a lemon farm seeking culinary ideas. Its polycotton fabric comes with an emerised finish for a soft and pleasant hand. This T-shirt is stretch, to follow all your movements and dry quickly if you encounter an impromptu summer shower. The pattern is printed with a special technique that retains the fabric's suppleness, movement, comfort, breathability and ease of care (especially when ironing). The side knot adds a discreet feminine touch and lets you vary how you wear it.
activities
Travel
Urban
specifications
Wide V neck
set-in sleeves
Hem drawcord tightener.
fabrics
DRYWAY POLY COTTON JERSEY : 50% Cotton 50% Polyester
weight
110 g
sku
LFV11095_4211

Product Reviews:

( FEATURED REVIEW )

Always loved Carhartt. This jacket is awesome when it comes to not just being comfortable, but also for warmth. The outer layer is made to seriously protect against the wind and that's half the winter battle. The inner layers while not super thick is perfect especially with the addition of a sweatshirt or basic long sleeve shirt against the cold. Been my favorite jacket for years. Definitely recommend everyone has one. Good for cool days up to including extremely cold days

( FEATURED REVIEW )

I am on the border of large and x-large with most my clothes (36" give or take waist). From other reviews, I read it's a little big, so decided to size down and went for the large. It fits nice with a t-shirt underneath, but not a lot of extra room for my... ugh... expanded mid section. With a fleece mid-layer, it's a bit snug me. So if you're right on that L/XL line in most your clothing due to an over-indulgence in yummy trail treats and plan to wear over thicker clothing, I'd go with the XL. But if you plan to be using it as a summer raincoat over just a tee for hiking and so on (that's my plan with it), then I'd go with the L. It's really that fine of a line for me.