I know some folks have mentioned them before, but Minus33 is pretty damn good for the cost. Found them on Amazon when I was looking for wool baselayers. This is my first season using wool and they've held up well.
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Thanks for the tip! They offer women's in larger sizes, something I've been looking for. Now, if I can convince them to produce a zip-T s/s for women….
is good stuff. i use it all the time. and .. they are the ONLY folks that make a zip-t, womens version or not, they have the only one.
Ibex has one, they call it the W2 Sport Zip. Then, there's cycling and running jerseys too, but those tend to be rather slim fitting.
i stand corrected, there are others.
had i been more exact, i would have said that they (minus 33) has the only short sleeve zip-t with a Real Collar. i rather missed including that bit.
my bad.
good collars are important to anti mosquito methodology (if you are me).
you can get xtremely nice short sleeve shirts from ibex with fine collars, but they have buttons.
a few years ago i gifted away my old brand of shirt, and that's how i came to be in the hunt for short sleeve, zip-t, w/real collars. hence … minus 33.
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