Jay-Pi cycling T-shirt FLEXNAMIC®, bikewear, QuickDry, short sleeve
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The JAY-PI bicycle T-shirt FLEXNAMIC® is a high-quality clothing option for cyclists who value both functionality and comfort. Made from a special material blend, this T-shirt offers excellent breathability and ensures that moisture is quickly wicked away. This is especially important for intense bike rides, where optimal temperature regulation is crucial. The short-sleeve design allows for unrestricted freedom of movement, while the round neckline adds extra comfort. The T-shirt is designed for adults and is ideal for various outdoor activities, not just cycling. The easy-care properties of the material make it a practical choice for an active lifestyle.
Clothing size | 3XL |
Sleeve length | Short-sleeved |
Material composition | 12% spandex, Outer fabric: 88% polyester |
Target group | Men |
Item number | 58402172 |
Manufacturer | Jay-Pi |
Category | Functional undershirts |
Manufacturer no. | 823340 |
Release date | 12.5.2025 |
Colour | Blue |
Exact colour description | Navy Blue |
Material composition | 12% spandex, Outer fabric: 88% polyester |
Target group | Men |
Age group | Adults |
Clothing size | 3XL |
Sleeve length | Short-sleeved |
Collar shape | Round neck |
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Washing instructions | Do not tumble dry, Suitable for washing machines |
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