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Fjellmo merino-blend hiking T-shirt
Merino wool and lyocell jersey T-shirt, 150 g/m², shown in size M
Short-sleeved hiking T-shirt knitted from a merino wool and lyocell blend. Fabric weight 150 g/m²; weight shown for size M. Demonstration product: the company is fictional and all values are illustrative examples, not measurements. Fictional showcase data; no official certification is claimed.
- GTIN
- 9520314000028
- Model
- FM-TEE-150
- Country of origin
- Portugal
- Production date
- Oct 1, 2026
- Made at
- Porto
- Weight
- 0.15 kg
- Commodity code
- 610990
Manufacturer
Fjellmo Demo Outdoor AB
Address not provided
textiles@demo.passportify.euPassport issued by Brinje Demo Product Studio
Fibre composition
Composition as declared by the manufacturer.
Wool (merino)
70%
NaturalOrigin: New Zealand
Lyocell
25%
Origin: Austria
Elastane
5%
SyntheticOrigin: Italy
Substances of concern declared
None declared.
Environmental information
Values declared by the manufacturer. Method and verification are shown with each value.
Carbon footprint
6.9kg CO₂e
Self-declared, not independently verifiedCustom · Cradle-to-Gate · per 1 T-shirt (size M, 150 g)
Life-cycle breakdown
- Raw materials3.9 (57%)
- Manufacturing2.6 (38%)
- Transport0.4 (6%)
- Recycled content
- Not provided
- Recyclability (declared)
- Not provided
Use, repair and end of life
Guidance and durability information from the manufacturer.
- Repairability
- Not provided
- Expected lifetime
- Not provided
- Commercial warranty
- Not provided
- Separate collection
- Required
Spare parts and repair
Darning yarn in matching colours is available free of charge on request.
How to use
Merino wool regulates temperature and resists odour, so the shirt can often be aired instead of washed after use.
Care instructions
Machine wash at 30 °C on a wool programme, inside out, with similar colours. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Dry flat in the shade. Iron on low heat if needed.
Repair guidance
Small holes can be darned with matching yarn. Seams that open can be re-stitched by any tailor.
Disposal
Give wearable garments to reuse or second-hand. Otherwise use separate textile collection.
End of life
Give wearable garments to reuse or second-hand. Otherwise use separate textile collection; do not put textiles in residual waste where textile collection is available.
Supply chain
Production steps and suppliers disclosed by the manufacturer.
Tier 1: Garment making
Cutting, sewing and finishing.
- Example Garment Works Lda (fictional) · PortugalFinished T-shirt
Tier 2: Knitting and dyeing
Jersey knitting, dyeing and fabric finishing.
- Example Knit & Dye S.p.A. (fictional) · ItalyDyed jersey fabric
Tier 3: Fibre production
Raw fibre supply.
- Example Wool Growers Ltd (fictional) · New ZealandMerino wool fibre
- Example Cellulose Fibres GmbH (fictional) · AustriaLyocell fibre
Certificates and declarations
As stated by the manufacturer. Check with the issuing body to confirm a certificate.
No certificates or declarations listed.
Documents
Files the manufacturer has made public. Internal documents are not listed.
- DownloadSAMPLE — Care and repair guide
SAMPLE — Care and repair guide
Document· Nov 1, 2026· PDF· 2 KB
- DownloadSAMPLE — Product information sheet
SAMPLE — Product information sheet
Product information sheet· Nov 1, 2026· PDF· 2 KB
Questions or a safety concern about this product?
Contact the manufacturer. For urgent safety risks, also inform your national market surveillance authority.