Merino shirts.

[Remps17]

Would like some suggestions on a base layer merino shirts, doesn’t need to be a hunting company. Looking for something cheap and lightweight

 

[manitou1]

Black Ovis...

 

[bj00pb]

+1 for Black Ovis

 

[Elkslayer67]

Woolley Clothing Company. They have a light weight t-shirt in hunter orange.

 

[Remps17]

Do you guys like their merino blend of the black Ovis?

 

[bj00pb]

Do you guys like their merino blend of the black Ovis?

I do... it's comfortable, soft, lightweight but a tad on the small size. If you like em baggy or loose.... I'd size up

 

[Frazier]

I bought a “merino tech” combo of a short sleeved shirt plus a pair of socks on amazon for like $40.

Have been pleased with performance, comfort, and odor resistance

 

[Howard Mee]

I have a pile of the Black Ovis merino wool.
2 hoodies, 2 shirts, underwear, gloves, beanies... they’re great. They have very well built seams, which is a big deal to me.


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[Dtp465]

Black Ovis

 

[Mule3006Elk]

I've had good luck with FL. Crazy comfortable. I only buy them when their on sale.

 

[bojangles808]

i think for lightweight the merino blends are a hard to beat.

 

[JerryThePlumber]

Black ovis. Just look on camofire they always there

 

[RCB]

plenty of suppliers on amazon for half the price of a name brand hunting company. i have one from minus33 that i like.

 

[E2Eastman]

I run firstlite Llano quarter zips as my base layer for every hunt. It is spendy, but well worth the money.

 

[180splitg3]

Are the 100% merino pieces better than the merino blends? I have no merino gear right now and am trying to decide if I should start with a lightweight blend or a midweight 100% merino piece...

 

[GarrettA]

I’ve been impressed with my first lite merino long sleeve. although expensive. Will probably give black ovis a try also.

 

[davescarp]

Icebreaker. First class outstanding merino. As good as any brand.

 

[bojangles808]

Are the 100% merino pieces better than the merino blends? I have no merino gear right now and am trying to decide if I should start with a lightweight blend or a midweight 100% merino piece...

probably depends on your hunt.. the blends will dry quicker if they get wet from rain or sweat and i think they're a little more durable because of the nylon woven in. i hunt hot weather a lot so that's what i prefer between the two. the 100% merino will be warmer though and will probably stay a little bit less funky as it's all merino. if you don;t care about camo you can find good deals from non hunting brands or black ovis.

 

[Honyock]

And another vote for Blackovis, especially if you catch them on Camofire.

 

[ckstites]

Sierra Trading Post has good prices on closeout gear as well...