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Tree Wool FL Long-Sleeve Shirt - Men's
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Tree Wool FL Long-Sleeve Shirt delivers natural comfort for year-round adventure
What Our GearheadĀ® Experts Are Saying:
"I wear this on everything from hikes to travel days. The woolālyocell blend breathes well, dries fast, and feels good even when youāre moving hard or wearing it for hours."
We reach for the Tree Wool FL Long-Sleeve Shirt when the day calls for a do-everything layer that feels great from the trail to town. Its merino wool and lyocell blend manages heat and moisture naturally, keeping us comfortable on warm climbs and breezy ridge walks. The fabric dries quickly after sustained effort, and the relaxed fit gives us the freedom to move smoothly on scrambles and long approaches.
Underarm gussets help maintain mobility on climbs or during technical hiking, while the soft, all-natural fibers resist odor during multi-day trips or busy travel schedules. Whether weāre gearing up for a shoulder-season tour, settling in around camp, or meeting friends after a day outside, the Tree Wool FL Long-Sleeve Shirt stays comfortable, breathable, and ready for whatever comes next.
Details
- Merino and lyocell blend regulates temperature naturally
- Soft, breathable fibers dry quickly during active use
- Underarm gussets improve movement on technical terrain
- Relaxed fit adds comfort on trail or travel days
- Natural odor resistance supports multi-day wear
- Item #MAMU61J
- Responsible Collection
- Responsibly Sourced (wool)
- Material
- 50% lyocell, 50% RWS-certified wool
- Fit
- regular
- Style
- long-sleeve crew
- Anti-Odor
- natural attribute of merino wool
- Claimed Weight
- 5.36oz
- Activity
- hiking, climbing, skiing, snowboarding, casual
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime

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