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Trilogy Wool Ts Long-Sleeve Top - Men's
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Trilogy Wool Long-Sleeve Top balances breathable warmth with quick-drying performance
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"This tee has become my go-to for big missions. The wool keeps me warm when I stop, the polyester dries fast when I’m moving, and the raglan sleeves make it super comfortable under a pack."
Whether we’re climbing alpine ridgelines, skinning through cold mornings, or pushing the pace on a long approach, the Trilogy Wool Long-Sleeve Top delivers the balance we need between warmth, breathability, and fast-drying performance. Its 50/50 merino wool and polyester blend regulates body temperature in changing conditions, wicking away sweat while staying soft against the skin.
With a slim, active fit, raglan sleeves, and seamless underarm panels, this long-sleeve moves with us comfortably, even under harness straps or a heavy pack. Lightweight at just 175 grams, it layers easily yet stands strong as a dependable next-to-skin piece for mountaineering, ski touring, or any high-output mountain pursuit.
Details
- Technical wool-blend base layer for alpine and ski touring missions
- 50% merino wool for thermoregulation and natural breathability
- 50% polyester enhances moisture-wicking and quick-dry performance
- Lightweight 175g build keeps pack weight to a minimum
- Slim Active Fit sits close to body for streamlined layering
- Raglan sleeves improve mobility for climbing and skinning
- Seamless underarm panels reduce chafing under pack or harness
- Exclusive Trilogy print nods to Millet’s alpine heritage
- Item #MILZ06K
- Material
- 50% merino wool, 50% polyester
- Fit
- slim
- Style
- long-sleeve crew
- Anti-Odor
- natural attribute of merino wool
- Claimed Weight
- 6.17oz
- Activity
- climb, hike, run
Knowledge For The Unknown
Born in Annecy, tested and certified in Chamonix, Millet has been exploring the unknown for over 100 years. Millet evolves with the mountains, limiting impact and protecting biodiversity.