ALL ELEVATION L/S SHIRTS M's

ALL ELEVATION means "all elevations"
In other words, a versatile base layer that can be worn in any situation.

At STATIC, we recommend using natural materials for layers that come into contact with the skin, avoiding the use of petroleum-derived fibers as much as possible. Merino wool keeps you warm in the winter and releases heat in the summer. For outdoor use, it is a highly functional fiber that not only retains heat, but also has moisture-regulating properties, odor resistance, and a pleasant feel against the skin.

I was looking for a fabric that uses merino wool and can be worn comfortably in the spring and summer when sweating is high, and the answer I arrived at was the ALL ELEVATION blended fabric made of merino wool and recycled polyester yarn.

ALL ELEVATION rebuilt in Bishu

By teaming up with wool experts from Oshu, we have created a fabric that retains the characteristics of the existing ALL ELEVATION fabric, but is soft to the touch and easy to wear.
The uneven border mesh structure provides high breathability, and the recycled polyester yarn increases quick-drying properties. Wearing a wind shell will increase the warmth even more, making this an item that can be used as an inner layer or on its own.
Of course, we use a shrink-proofing process that uses non-chlorine resin.

Environmentally friendly shrink-proofing

Non-chlorine resin shrink-proofing does not remove the scales, but rather changes the hydrophobic scales to hydrophilic ones and attaches hybrid collagen to prevent the scales from tangling together (which would cause shrinkage). It also does not use resin.

In terms of biodegradability, it is safer than chlorine resin processing, and the fabric that touches the skin is made only of wool fibers, not resin. Also, by leaving the scales that control the adjustability of wool, we have been able to create a wool product that makes the most of the original functions of wool fibers. It can be said to be an eco-friendly shrink-proofing that makes the most of wool fibers as they are.
I will never forget the words of a developer at a shrink-proofing factory who told me, "Since we don't use chlorine, it is safe for the health of our employees."