Layer-X Long Sleeve t-shirt

Graphene is a one-atom thick layer of carbon. It’s the building block of Graphite (the same stuff you have in your pencils). This wonder material is stronger than steel (tensile strength), harder than diamond, more conductive than copper and has better electron mobility than silicon. The scientists that discovered Graphene won the Nobel prize in Physics in 2010. We integrate graphene on high performance fabrics to develop cutting-edge clothing.

Whether you're on demanding trails, at the gym, or on water-based adventures, its superior moisture-wicking and thermal regulation ensure consistent comfort. Its lightweight build and rapid drying capabilities make it a traveler's asset, suitable for varying climates and reducing the need for multiple garments. Its robust construction renders it reliable in challenging work scenarios, from construction zones to intensive workshops. In extreme climates, from parching deserts to frigid Arctic conditions, the Layer-X functions adeptly as both a standalone garment and an efficient base layer. In essence, this tee combines unparalleled adaptability with cutting-edge technology, meeting the needs of adventurers, athletes, and professionals alike.

The traditional layering system, a cornerstone in outdoor and adventure attire, is designed to manage body temperature, moisture, and external environmental conditions, ensuring the wearer remains comfortable in a variety of climates and activities. The foundation of this system is the base layer (Graphene-X's Layer-X Long Sleeve), worn directly against the skin. Its primary role is moisture management; it wicks perspiration away from the body, preventing dampness and facilitating evaporation, essential in maintaining a consistent body temperature. Materials like merino wool or synthetic fibers are often used due to their moisture-wicking and quick-drying properties. Next is the mid-layer (Graphene-X's GRAnaREC jacket or Reversible Hoodie), which provides insulation. By trapping air, this layer retains body heat, offering warmth in colder settings. Popular choices include fleece, down, or synthetic insulation jackets. Lastly, the outer layer (like Graphene-X's Alpha Series II jacket), or shell, acts as a barrier against the elements. It's typically windproof, waterproof, and breathable, protecting the wearer from rain, snow, and wind while allowing moisture from perspiration to escape. High-performance membranes are often utilized in these shells to achieve this balance. By understanding and utilizing this layering strategy, individuals can adapt to varying conditions, ensuring optimal comfort and protection.