This is my 4th icebreaker shirt and it certainly hasn't let me down. A comfy slim but not quite spandex fit that goes well under everything from dress shirts to ski parkas.…
- Ryan, 12/16/12

I love my woolens. I've got quite a lot of Icebreaker clothing and wear them all winter long. I got myself a couple of Icebreaker Apollo short sleave shirts a while back and…
- SHEILA, 05/21/13
PRESCOTT

It was my first Icebreaker garment. They advertise on the odor free characteristic of merino wool, but I wanted to know by myself. I wore it for 2 weeks day and night... and b…
- Franck, 04/22/11
Bloomington, IN

Love it under another layer of icebreaker. Wish my parents were Merino sheep no offense ma and pa so I would never run out of this product. Giving plasma every week to be a…
- KEVIN, 01/08/08
KANSAS CITY

I'm 6'3" 180lbs 32" waist with long arms and the large fits me great. It isn't ridiculously skin tight on my stick figure, but form fitting enough that it layers perfectly un…
- Scott, 11/30/08
Cleveland

Its true what they say. This is my first Merino wool item, and it does cool me down when im hot, and warm me up when im cold. The quality of this product for something so thin…
- Eric, 12/02/11
Vancouver

My son worn these at a research camp in the Yukon. everyone in camp had icebreaker underwear, everyone. You only go to town every week or two to shower so you wear your unde…
- tony & martha, 12/22/12

I'm a bigger dude, but this shirt is pretty tight. Large in Arc'teryx is my normal size and I almost wish I got an XL this time. The neck is not constricting though - so I am…
- chris, 12/07/11
Seattle

I've had Arc'Teryx wool, Icebreaker, Smartwool, and a handful of the other 'big names' and hands down Arc'Teryx makes the best wool. It's the strongest, lasts the longest, loo…
- Greg, 11/29/12

I have quite a few icebreakers, but this one does not top the list. It isn't as soft as the others, and I prefer the ones that zip down lower. It's an icebreaker, so it's good…
- CHRIS, 12/11/11

This shirt is ok, but I prefer the the higher weight shirts. Plus, the zip on this is far less functional than the 3/4 zips available on some of their other products.…
- CHRIS, 10/31/11

Really like the feel of it, thin, tight to the body. Put it through the stink test - wore for most of 3 days, slept in it for 2 nights. Didn't exactly smell like a rose gard…
- Jiri, 04/03/13
Colorado

It was hard to believe while I was wearing this shirt that a fabric that you can see through can be wind resistant and as warm as it was. I was out running in the mid 50's an…
- Marc, 03/31/13

I bought shirt for running and it's kept me warm down to about 35 degrees. I get cold easy, so your mileage may vary. I run 30-35 miles a week mostly on the pavement. This is…
- Eric, 11/27/12
Grand Rapids Michigan

I love merino wool, and this has all the great advantages that merino offers, in a nice winter-base-layer weight top. Maybe it's just me not matching the proportions of the la…
- David, 05/22/13
Saskatoon, Canada

I think that this material is best for base layer shirts and i'd rather some north face tights but the product is alright. Then again it's a personal opinion.…
- Jordan, 09/27/11
Storrs

I needed to stock up on bottoms - because its getting colder in the winter (or maybe I'm just getting older). I have always been a fan of Arcteryx and Patagonia as far as the…
- Paul, 04/29/13
Oakland, CA

Well worth the money! I just received my shirt in the mail last week. Ordered another one yesterday. Love the smartwool!…
- gary, 10/08/12
United States

Really quality product! Size is true. 5ft 11. 178 large is perfect! Thanks Moosejaw!…
- gary, 09/29/12
United States

I remember a lot of the old itchy wool long johns from childhood. This stuff is a lot more comfortable (and with the merino blend, not itchy at all). This is not the first…
- Joseph, 03/07/13
Sioux Falls

This wool product is very comfortable and is satisfied enough functionally. It is comfortable even if I sweat. I recommend it…
- motoki, 01/16/13

I don't wear anything but wool anymore for a base layer! Wicks the sweat away and stays dry.. WORTH THE MONEY…
- Charlie, 05/07/12
Lapeer

This shirt rocks! Smartwool makes great products, and Moosejaw sells great products! This top is less warm than the Smartwool midweight top. When it is used as a baselayer,…
- Andrew, 11/15/11
Flushing, MI

this shirt is so nice and soft! controls the funk rellly well too. seems to run a little loose...im 5'11" and 165 lbs and a med is a little loose but no big deal. buy it you…
- mike, 11/27/11
connecticut

wear it all the time,very comfortable, nice loose fit,wicks sweat nicely.great quallity, wish i had more.…
- james, 11/17/11
newyork

I've bought capilene 4 shirts for years and years and this year Patagonia changed the warmth to weight ratio by using a grid pattern of insulating fabric on a capilene 2 mater…
- John, 11/21/12

The new Patagonia Capilene 4 material is thin, breathable and slightly stretchy with a grid pattern of heavier insulation (think R1 with 1/2 the pile). This is a material for…
- JACOB, 01/09/13
Seattle