A different layering question

Pretty much any long sleeves shirt or tee can work! Wool, microfleece, synthetics, etc., etc. You can then add insulation and/or shell as needed.

Coming to think of it… "layering" pretty much works everywhere. With the exception of a pair of convertible pants, all my hiking clothes are my traveling clothes — which are also my everyday clothes — including church! I stick to neutral colors, simple styling, and I generally avoid anything with huge bellows pockets and that exaggerated 'outdoorsy' look. :)

There are long sleeve shirts made for layering. They are the ones that have buttons on the arm to roll up your sleeves. My clothing consists of the following:

1x ExOfficio Boxer Briefs
1x North Face Hyvent Hiker Hat
1x North Face Convertible Pants
2x North Face Vaporwick T-Shirts
3x SmartWool Adrenaline Hiking Socks
1x North Face Long Sleeve Hiking Shirt
(1 Pair of Socks in Ziploc Bag for Sleeping)

In cold weather, I swap to a Patagonia Capilene 3 Base Layer with a SmartWool beanie. I'm still debating if I want to pick up some North Face or Mountain Hardwear rain gear for additional layering. Anyway, basically I don't carry much clothing and stink pretty bad when I get home! lol

If your talking about around town you could just wear a good old fashion cotton flannel, the sleeves roll up and dry cotton breathes enough to be thermally adaptive.Plus you can grow a goatee and bring back the 90's. On the trail try a Mountain Hardwear canyon shirt. The nylon helps a little in the wind and the sleeves button up over the elbows. I'm wearing it in my avatar.

Jeremy spoke in class today…woop…woop…woop