Description
This high-quality short-sleeve T-shirt strikes the ideal balance between comfort and durability
- 190 g/m² – A reliable heavy-weight fabric that feels soft yet substantial, perfect for everyday wear in any season.
- 100% semi-combed ringspun cotton – Crafted from fine-quality cotton that’s smooth to the touch, breathable, and built to last.
- Reinforced neck tape for added durability and comfort.
- Elastane ribbed collar that retains its shape and adds a polished look.
- Classic shorts sleeves for a timeless, versatile fit.
- Tubular knit construction ensures a seamless, comfortable feel with a cleaner silhouette.
Screen Printing: Industrial-Grade, Premium Quality
Screen printing is one of the most trusted and high-end methods in the garment industry, known for producing vibrant, durable results that stand the test of time. Unlike DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfers – which add a plastic-like film layer on top of the fabric – screen printing presses ink directly into the fibers of the garment. This results in a smooth, professional finish that won’t peel, crack, or fade with washing. Ideal for long-term use and frequent wear, screen printing offers industrial-level durability and a premium feel that enhances the overall look and value of the product. It’s the go-to choice for those who demand true quality without compromise.











The term Bergführer (mountain guide) has its roots in Austrian and German civilian mountaineering and Alpine traditions. Because official, professional mountain guiding institutions were tied to strict examinations by civilian Alpine associations (such as the Deutscher und Österreichischer Alpenverein) as early as the late 19th century, elite units belonging to the Wehrmacht and later the SS were created during the National Socialist era by drawing upon this civilian professional knowledge base. With the collapse of the Greater Germanic Reich, this special organization ceased to exist, yet the profession of mountain guiding itself returned to its civilian roots.








