MERIWOOL Mens Base Layer - 100% Merino Wool Midweight Long Sleeve Thermal Shirt

Great quality, great price. Fits true to size. Merino wool is soft, not scratchy. Perfect baselayer.

Wasn't sure if merino wool would be itchy. It is not. I wear this next to skin and it's perfect. Comfortable and warm. I think it looks good enough just to wear by itself or as a base layer. My typical shirt size is a medium which is what I purchased and pretty happy with the sizing. I like it so much I purchased another in a different color and can see purchasing more as a fall/winter staple.

I got this for my husband as a Christmas gift & he was super impressed. He uses this shirt as a base layer during ski season. It keeps him warm, dry, and comfortable out on the mountain all day.

Keeps you super warm, sometimes a little too warm. Nice and stretchy, heavy weight for a base layer. The fabric quality is good and its fairly breathable.

Purchased long sleeve thermal Base layer in medium of 250 weight. After one month, it is holding up very well. Have machine washed it in cold, and hung dry and it has kept its size. It is soft and warm. A healthy, breathable fiber worth every penny. The waist is done of very high quality, wide and not scrunched, rather a fine hold within the material. Our only wish is that they came in v-neck too.

I love these merino wool tops. I use it as a base layer when snowboarding or mountaineering in the PNW. It's very comfortable and helps keep me warm and regulate body temperature. I really like how it's 100% merino wool, and not a blend.I've purchased a few of them, and the sizing is all over the place. I normally wear larges, but a large Army Green fit like a medium. An XL Army Green fit how I would expect a large to fit, and an XL Navy Blue fits like a Large Tall.

I don't wear or bring deodorant when I go on multi-day backpacking trips and this has been perfect since it is odor-resistant. Of course you will still smell after multiple days, but it will be more manageable with this wool shirt. Fits great too.

I bought this shirt in a men's Large (I am female) because I was hoping for a shirt with more length in the body and sleeves than a traditional women's shirt, and I got exactly what I was hoping for. I have quite a few wool 'base layer' shirts, and this one is as good as any of them. The color ('Sand' - a café au lait color with subtle striations) is lovely and very versatile in my wardrobe. I wear this as a lightweight wool sweater (jumper), so for me it is an outer layer and not a base layer. But even though it's lightweight, it's very warm. And because it's 100% merino wool, I know it will be cool in the warmer weather as well. I am going back to see if they have some other colors I might fancy, and if they do, I will be getting another... or two.Some notes on care - I wash my wool sweaters in an impellor* washer, using a mesh laundry bag and cold or cool water, with ordinary laundry detergent. I dry them on a hanger and pop them back into the closet. I have had no problems. At the end of the season, I pack them away flat to allow the wool fibers to rest over the summer. So I think the care is a lot easier than most people imagine.*I mentioned that my washer is an impellor model because I wouldn't try to do this in an agitator washer, but I have never tried it, so perhaps I am being over-cautious.