Women's Icebreaker

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Icebreaker Olympia Crewe Baselayer (w)
With it's pure merino, double-stitched neckline and thumb loops, the Icebreaker Olympia Crewe is already a great performer. But it also has an awesome range of colour combinations. Mother Nature won't recognise you.
was £55.00 £35.00
Icebreaker Chakra Zip Baselayer (w)
The Icebreaker Chakra Zip raglan long-sleeved top has a high neck and a versatile zip that gives you control over your temperature. The seams are designed flat for comfort. This is a classic style that you'll use all day, all night and all year round in fact! (we do however recommend that you wash the product from time to time..)
£48.94
Icebreaker Oasis Crewe Baselayer (w)
The Icebreaker Oasis Crewe is made from Merino wool. Merino wool's properties, (breathable capable of absorbing and releasing up to ten times the moisture that a synthetic can), ensure that Icebreaker products keep their wearers warm, dry and comfortable. Icebreaker doesn’t hold odour, dries quickly and is warm even when wet. The 200 weight crew is a versatile baselayer which can be worn at any time of year.
£39.15
Icebreaker Leggings Skin 200 Baselayer (w)
The Icebreaker Leggings are merino wool longjohns for women, ideal for active sports, travel or everyday use through the winter. As a natural fibre, the merino wool resists odour far longer than man made fibres.
£37.19
Icebreaker Leggings Bodyfit 260 Baselayer (w)
£48.94
Icebreaker Tech Top Baselayer (w)
was £65.00 £40.00
Icebreaker Oasis Crewe (w)
£39.15

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Icebreaker is about icebreaking.

It's about our relationship to nature, and to each other. And it's about new ideas and doing things differently; being an authentic natural choice in an age of synthetics, and seeing how far we can develop this simple idea. We think
it's a 100 year idea, and we're just learning to walk.

Each year we procure the best merino wool in the world, directly from the best growers in the world, up high in the very pure Southern Alps of New Zealand. If the fibre didn't work, the animals would die every time it snowed. But it does, and they don't.