WOMEN'S RUNNING HOODIE MORPHO

Morpho Women's Running Hoodie

The Morpho running collection is a collection for the whole year. In addition to light, i.e. summer items, this collection also includes something for autumn chill and insulation for winter running. Each of us has found out that clothing is especially important for running in the colder and less sunny seasons of the year. Autumn and winter are not easy to maintain thermal comfort. That's why folk wisdom says wear onions or in layers.

For the Morpho summer running set, you can choose several warmer positions, e.g. Morpho running leggings, Morpho DVlite running vest and Morpho hooded running sweatshirt. When designing the sweatshirt, we put great emphasis on making the Morpho sweatshirt comfortable, functional and thermally optimal. So one that will work perfectly as a thermoactive layer in summer and winter (not too thick, not too warm, thermally suitable). We also wanted the running sweatshirt to fit perfectly to the body like a second skin and be pleasant to the body like a second skin. The Morpho women's running sweatshirt meets all these assumptions. It is a thermoactive running sweatshirt, comfortable, elastic, warm, pleasant to the touch, and quickly drains moisture away. The Morpho running sweatshirt is made of flexible, thermoactive polyamide. Thermoactive fibers perfectly capture moisture from the T-shirt, underwear / T-shirt (first layer) and push it out. The sweatshirt dries very quickly on the body, preventing the body from cooling down due to the wet material. A fine fluff appearing on the inside of the material will ensure thermal comfort.

The Morpho women's running sweatshirt has a sporty cut, making it comfortable and perfect for training, competitions or as a casual sweatshirt. Two zippered pockets store your valuables. The high stand-up collar, which is attached to the hood, protects the neck and head in colder seasons. The elongated sleeves with a thumb hole protect your hands from the cold. The sweatshirt fits perfectly as a whole with other Morpho collection proposals.