100% Merino Wool Shirts for Men - Thermal Underwear Base Layer Long Sleeve

I have a couple of these wool Henleys and I love them. This is made from 100% merino wool, soft and warm, and the jersey weave has plenty of stretch and give so the fit is always perfect, even after several washings. The style is classic, and since it's a mid-weight shirt, it's comfortable for at least ten months out of the year. I've had this shirt for almost a year and it's holding up beautifully. As for the price, I paid a little more for this shirt because I wanted this particular color (olive green), but it's still much less than I would have paid for the same shirt from other merchants, so I can't complain. Definitely a good buy.

Bought this for my husband. Went a size larger so it would be roomy but it still fits nicely. HE plans to layer it when we are hiking on vacation. I have others of these Merino wool shirts and they are great. Lightweight but keep you warm but also cool! This is a good price for merino wool. I've washed mine a few times and it still looks great.

XL Measurements: 33" : sleeve length (measured like a dress shirt). 30" : back of collar to hem. 44" : chest. This is the only long-sleeve, Merino Wool, base-layer shirt I have found that is not tailored for knuckle-dragging orangutans. I bought three more. The one negative is ...NO POCKET! That should be illegal. (It's a man's shirt - not a "top." Men (at least most of us) don't carry purses. We need pockets. Now, it can be argued that sticking stuff in pockets stretches the fabric. There is the option, however, not to use the pocket. But, with no pocket there is no option.) Oh, and the collar. It fits close to the neck as opposed to the ridiculously common blouse-like fit. I like it. At 100% wool, I just hope it remains hole-free. Included is a photo of "the other guys'" shirt. The cuff hangs at least three inches beyond my fingers.

Very comfortable and warm. Took it to Mammoth and stayed warm. Good base layer. Only 4 stars, due to have to hand wash it and air dry.

I’m a narc/gang cop that lives in the Midwest. I prefer lighter less bulk material clothing to wear that doesn’t get in the way of my gear but keeps me dry and warm. This long sleeve fit what I was looking for and I was able to wear it several days in a row. Pricing is lil more than I wanted to spend but I’m satisfied w the product. I wear a XL @ 5’11 245 and it fit nicely. Would buy again. Would buy more if they were a lil cheaper.

I posted a review of this shirts big brother the 400g one. I just wanted to post an abbreviated post to provide insight on sizing. I am 5'10" and 185 lbs. I'm muscular and kinda big boned. I would normally go with a large or maybe xl. I buy these in xxl because they do totally run small .. or more accurately are closer to fitted than loose. I like a loose shirt and xxl is just about right for me. Beware, if you are much bigger than I am, that even the xxl will be tight. That said, I love these shirts and particularly this brand. I have all the name brand merino wool stuff. This shirt is every bit as good as that ... other guy. The 190 one is kinda like a cross between a base layer and a shirt. It's a lot heavier than a t shirt, just not really all that heavy. I have a range of these and just wear whatever the day seems to bring. I do wear these like all winter, every day. Sometimes I sleep in them :). And just so you can process this ... I NEVER wash them. No, it is not nasty. Wool never stinks. And if you are hung up on having to wash something after you have worn it you really don't want merino wool because it's a pain to wash. They don't have any sort of oder ever. I just rotate them and I have a lot and hang them up to air out a bit after wearing for a few days and never wash. Unless, I spill something on one. Then you gotta wash it.

I picked up this merino wool undershirt to survive the arctic conditions otherwise known as my office, and it has already earned MVP status. It’s lightweight, soft, and somehow manages to keep me warm without feeling bulky. The fit is comfortable enough to wear all day, which is good, because the thermostat at work seems permanently stuck on “January in Siberia.” Since switching to this shirt, I’ve spent far less time wondering whether I should bring a blanket to meetings. It holds heat well, breathes nicely, and doesn’t itch—basically everything you want when you’re trying to look professional while quietly shivering. If your workplace also believes in aggressive air‑conditioning, this merino layer is a solid investment. At the very least, you’ll look less like you’re preparing for hypothermia during conference calls. The price is pretty good and it fit me just right.

Comfortable, breathable, good balance of warmth and cool. Expensive for how easily they fall apart.

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Beste Wahl. Sehr angenehm auf der Haut zu tragen, behält seine Form nach dem waschen. Ideal für Menschen, die schwitzen. Und nicht danach riechen wollen.

Satisfait de mon achat, la taille recommandée était la bonne, matière confortable, légère.

This shirt is amazing. Soft and comfortable. Perfect as an all season, versatile, undershirt or wear it alone. Very stylish. Lots of colour options to choose from. This one is not meant for frigid temperatures, for that you would need the 320g

Tengo ropa merino de varias marcas. Si bien Merino Tech no está a la altura de las "reconocidas": Wool & Prince o Unbound, aún así ofrecen una experiencia placentera. Son suaves y livianas y abrigan lo que uno espera en clima frio o dejan respirar en clima caliente. Tengo esta en azul y otra en negro, las cuales uso en situaciones informales. Lo único objetable es el logo de la marca en el puño, ello no es elegante... y a mí personalmente me molesta comprar/pagar algo para luego involuntariamente andar haciendo publicidad de la marca.