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Born Primitive Men's Ridgeline 165 Long Sleeve Base Layer Shirt OD Green Large

$43.73
Color
OD Green
UPC
744985935062

Overview

The Born Primitive Men's Ridgeline 165 Long Sleeve Base Layer Shirt is a lightweight, high-performance thermal top designed for optimal comfort, breathability, and versatility in cool to mild conditions. Featuring an OD Green colorway, this garment is constructed from a durable 165 GSM blend of 50% Merino wool and 50% polyester, offering excellent moisture management, thermoregulation, and natural odor resistance. The ultra-soft fabric provides next-to-skin comfort, supported by anatomical shaping and flat-lock seams to reduce chafing during extended wear. Integrated thumb holes offer extra hand coverage and keep the sleeves securely in place when utilized as part of a layering system. Versatile by design, the shirt functions effectively as a foundational base layer or as a standalone top in milder weather.

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