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What are the best women's merino wool camisoles?

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Icebreaker Everyday Cami vs Icebreaker Siren Cami vs Smartwool Women's NTS Micro 150 Strappy Pattern Tank

 vs ibex Woolies 1 Cami

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 Great in both warm and cold weather

In cold weather, the cami is insulating. In warmer weather, the tank breaths well and doesn't smell.
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 Adjustable straps

The spaghetti straps are adjustable for a more comfortable fit.
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 Fits small

It's very fitted and snug, some people have found it more comfortable to go a size up.
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 Slightly see through

The tank is somewhat sheer, so you may find it better as a base layer only.
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 Only available in one color

Only available in black.
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 Not 100% wool

The cami is 83% merino wool, with the rest being made of nylon and lycra.
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 Sheer

As an ultralight cami, it's quite see through and better suited as a base layer.
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 Quite long

This is a great cami for those who prefer a longer length to their tops.
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 Adjustable straps

The straps are adjustable so you can get a more comfortable fit.
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 Perfect for warm weather

This is an ultralight cami at 150 GSM (Grams per Square Meter).
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 Runs long

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 Limited color options

Only available in black and grey.
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 Adjustable straps

The spaghetti straps are adjustable for a better fit.
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 Racerback

This is a racer back cami, which can be less versatile for layering.
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 Not itchy

There is no itch to this cami. It's extremely soft and comfortable.
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 Only comes in two colors

Only available in black and purple.
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