Patagonia Men's Merino 3 Midweight Hoody
As warm and easy to wear as a lived-in sweatshirt but with the technical benefits of Merino wool, the Patagonia Men's Merino 3 Midweight Hoody keeps you dry and comfortable during active pursuits in cold conditions. Merino 3 is our go-to fall/winter Merino baselayer. It has a wonderfully soft hand and great warmth-to-weight ratio, naturally resists odor, regulates body temperature, is breathable, and stretches as you move. Patagonia Merino comes from non-mulesed Australian Merino sheep. It's slow-washed for softness and shrink-resistance without the use of environmentally harmful chlorine. Recycled polyester (20%) increases durability, resilience and moisture-management. Details include a single-layer, slim-fitting hood; a high collar for warmth in windy conditions; raglan shoulder design and underarm panels for mobility; offset seams for pack-strap compatibility; and hidden thumb loops. Machine-wash cold; machine dry at low temperatures. bluesign-approved fabric.
- Fabric: 6.5-oz (220-g) 80% chlorine-free Merino wool/20% all-recycled polyester
- Merino wool/polyester blend keeps you dry and comfortable even when wet, is stronger and more durable than 100% wool, has a softer hand, naturally controls odor, and wicks perspiration
- 18.9 micron-gauge yarn and jersey-knit construction
- Single-layer, slim-fitting technical hood and high collar provide good coverage
- Raglan shoulder and sleeve detail seams offset to prevent chafing under layers and packs
- Underarm panels with offset seams maximize range of motion and comfort
- Hidden thumb loops under cuff for extra hand protection
- Slow-washed without chlorine to prevent shrinkage
- Bluesign® approved fabric
- Machine-wash cold, tumble dry at low temperature
- Slim fit
- Weight: 318 g (11.2 oz)
Purchase the Patagonia Merino 3 Midweight Hoody for Men from Altrec.com. All order totals over $45 qualify for free ground shipping.
Reviews
Great Winter Cycling Baselayer
This merino hoody is a solid baselayer, but I have some reservations. Number one is that unlike other merino wool products I own (Ibex, Smartwool), this shirt is a little on the scratchy side. For many, this is probably a dealbreaker, but I've gotten used to it. My second gripe is that the hood is not as thick as the rest of the garment. Third, it would be better if the thumb holes were actual holes like on the women's baselayers, not just dinky straps. As for warmth, it's a great shirt. I wear it under a windbreaker when I'm commuting to work--and I've been warm enough even when it's in the mid 20s.
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