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Finisterre Arcus Marsupial WMS. Arcus Longline Merino Hoody The Longline arcus is a snug fleece in a sassy fitted silhouette. For all of those who know too-well the trauma of getting in and out of a wetsuit in an icy car park, the longline Arcus is long enough to conserve your modesty, mid-change, keeping your cold bits toasty, plus it doubles as a cheeky dress as well as your all-round easy and cosy hoody. We have developed the twin-face fabric of this year’s arcus, exclusively to Finisterre, to bring you the ultimate combination; next to your skin you have the warm and super soft brushed merino inside face, with the added benefits of an organic cotton, highly durable and abrasion-resistant outer surface. The merino wicks moisture away from your skin and the cotton rapidly absorbs the moisture away from the merino, leaving you dry and comfortable. you have the warmth of merino with all the durability of cotton. Fabric - High-loft brushed Merino wool inner (19.5 micron 280gm2) / 100% organic cotton outer / Odour resistant / Chlorine-free / Asos free dyes / EU Eco-label / Non-museled sheep / Australian TMC accredited merino wool / Full traceability Spec - Thermo regulation - warm in cool conditions and cool when it’s hot / Brushed merino wool inside face / 100% organic cotton outer face / Flattering elongating princess seams / Deep contoured pockets / Ribbed cuffs and hem / Fully lined hood and pockets / Draw-cord hood / Organic cotton ribbed cuff thumb-loops. Developed, knitted and manufactured in Portugal, from sheep to shelf, to the highest standards. After Care: Machine washable / We recommend washing at 30 degrees on a gentle cycle with similar colours / Use a non-detergent biodegradeable liquid soap or organic soap flakes / (Don’t pay the earth - You can usually find a non-detergent gentle soap in most supermarkets) / Re-shape whilst Damp / Do not dry clean or tumble dry / Do not bleach or use fabric softener / Line dry only, use a cool iron.
