MERIWOOLMens 100% Merino Wool Base Layer Lightweight Long Sleeve Thermal Shirt

This shirt is awesome, form fitting, and makes me look like a total stud. It also keeps me warm. It actually may be stupid NOT to buy this one of these. I can wear it for 10 days straight without washing and I don't notice any odors.I am a huge fan of this shirt, and my other Meriwool shirts, for a number of reasons:1) Their products keep me warm in a huge variety of places. Even if it is warm out, I still like to wear their shirts because they regulate my temperature so much better than cotton. I will wear this shirt on a 72 degree day no problem.2) Silky smooth and comfortable. I used to be afraid of wool because of the itch factor. This gives me no complaints. I love the silky-smooth fabric this company makes, and this shirt is smooth as cotton.3) Wash factor. This is going to sound gross, but I can wear this shirt for 10 days and not wash it and it still feels fresh as day 1. Merino Wool is just that awesome. I don't think most people understand how awesome wool can be. It doesn't seem to retain odors like cotton. So I can buy this shirt instead of buying 10 t-shirts and then having to wash 10 T-shirts! Buying this shirt actually saves me money in that respect.Awesome shirt. Super awesome! I was able to toss out a bunch of cotton shirts and replace it with just this shirt.

I am completely amazed how comfortable and how lightweight this is for 100% wool, it is a perfect match with my wool sweater. My wool sweater and this is all I need on the coldest of days. Plus a perfect fit.

Quality of the fabric is as expected. Non-scratchy merino wool. Not a heavy guage wool -- it is thin, lightweight material. VERY snug fit. Because of the snug fit, best used as an undergarment, unless you are jacked and like to wear tight clothes.

For active pursuits, wool is king. Aside from polyester, of course. So in my quest to eliminate cotton from my hiking gear, I knew I needed a lightweight long sleeve. When it comes to wool, I usually expect to break the bank. This Meriwool shirt proved otherwise.I used this as my dry sleeping shirt for my thru hike. It fits snugly - close even to being small-to-size - so it's definitely more of a base layer. I did have to run it through the dryer several times just in the interest of time, and it shrank up slightly. That's to be expected with wool. For all its thinness, it keeps you warm. And true to the promise, it doesn't generate anywhere near as much odor as any other fabric I've worn. Even now, after my hike, I wear it often as a regular shirt "around town". The fit makes it look quite stylish. Long term, I hope to eventually pick up one of their hooded long sleeves too.

A most comfortable woolen item!

XL was too tight

Winter is coming to an end but it's still chilly in the morning and evening. I wear this 190 gauge thermal layer every night and all day on weekends. It is the perfect weight by itself for puttering around the house or running errands with just a coat layer on top. Since I don't heat my house at night I sleep in this shirt as well. It can be worn several times before washing and it dries quickly. I have become a convert. I also bought Meriwool boxer briefs and they are hands down the best underwear I've ever owned. Seriously, you deserve to wear garments this fine.

Snuggly sailor shirt.

El corte es favorecedor y el tamaño va acorde a la talla. La compré para usarla en un viaje de mochilazo, donde la usé en temperaturas de entre 8 y 27 °C. Funciona bien como primera capa (térmica), así como también como capa única en temperaturas más elevadas. No pica y transpira muy bien. Se puede usar varios días a la vez sin que se apeste. En general una excelente compra.