Smartwool Men's NTS Microweight Tee

Smartwool Men's NTS Microweight Tee

If you overheat in thick long underwear, pull on the Smartwool NTS Microweight Tee shirt for men and youll be comfortable in any season. Made from Smartwools lightest weight merino wool fabric, this NTS (Net-To-Skin) tee is a great standalone top for warm weather and a great baselayer in the cold. Slightly snug with short sleeves and a crew neck, this Smartwool T-shirt has flatlock stitching to reduce chaffing, keeping you comfy all day whether youre hiking a high mountain trail, biking to work or enjoying a day of sunny spring turns on your skis. Merino is naturally odor-resistant, moisture-wicking and temperature regulating, so youll be able to wear the Smartwool Men's NTS Microweight Tee for travel too, without having to spend every day doing a load of laundry.

• Fabric: 100% Merino Wool; 150 g
• Standalone baselayer for high performance in the heat
• Cool-weather baselayer
• Crew neck with set-in short sleeves
• Contrast neck binding and subtle color detail within flatlock stitching
• Flatlock seam construction eliminates chafing
• Washer and dryer friendly
• Knit in Vietnam
• Form Fit: their slimmest fit, follows the contours of the body

Buy the Smartwool NTS Microweight Tee for Men from Altrec.com. Orders over $45 qualify for free shipping.

Reviews - Smartwool Men's NTS Microweight Tee

Jump80 - 2012-01-22

Love It!
This is a great base layer under most anything. This is a warm and very soft shirt. I will use this mainly as a base layer for cycling in the winter. This base layer does not hold odor. You will want to wear it all the time.

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ComfortSeeker - 2012-01-09

Smartwool Microweight Tee
The microweight tee is superb. Really resists odor allowing for extended wear before washing. Fit is great at the shoulders and neck a little on the snug side in the body. This fit works great for me but would probably be a personal preference.

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Runningchick - 2011-10-27

a basic for endurance athletes
I am a fan of Smartwool shirts and convinced my husband to give it a try and he likes it just as much as I do. For running base layer the microweight is just right, I would not go any thicker except the midweight with an outer soft or hardshell in winter. They do not dry as quick as the 80% merino/20% polyester mix shirts from Patagonia but really are great for cold and dry climate and keep you super warm.

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