advnture.com Name Woodsmoke in their Best hiking Shirts Collection

advnture.com Name Woodsmoke in their Best hiking Shirts Collection

By Hayley Dow>

The Alpkit Woodsmoke is a seriously comfortable shirt that looks great and performs extremely well on the trails. Made from Thermocore polyester, the shirt traps more air for increased insulation. The blended fabric is also high-wicking and quick-drying and feels as comfortable as cotton against the skin.

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Men's Fleece and Midlayers
X-Small / Outer Space
Redpoint [Mens]
Fleece crew neck jumper. Soft, warm and secretly technical
£39.99
X-Small / Stirling
Kelpie [Mens]
The staple micro-fleece layering top for trails
£49.99
X-Small / Black
Laika [Mens]
1/2 zip lightweight micro-fleece or thicker base layer
£49.99

  • Special Offer

Small / Reef
Akita [Mens]
Lightweight fleece jacket for running, riding and hiking
£34.99 £49.99
X-Small / Kelp
Griffon Half-Zip [Mens]
Lightweight gridded microfleece for warmth without the bulk
£49.99
X-Small / Kelp
Griffon [Mens]
Lightweight grid fleece jacket for warmth without the bulk
£54.99
X-Small / Black
Keeshond [Mens]
Incredibly warm, light and breathable cold weather midlayer with high loft fleece
£64.99
X-Small / Tarmac
Loki [Mens]
Award winning snap neck pullover fleece. With 100% recycled fabric.
£59.99

  • Special Offer

X-Small / Outer Space
Yakutian [Mens]
Hard wearing and wind-resistant midweight fleece top
£49.99 £69.99
X-Small / Reef
Mamalute [Mens]
Seriously warm and fully windproof fleece hooded jacket
£79.99
X-Small / Mortar
Brenin [Mens]
100% merino lambswool jumper, a sheep-powered natural midlayer
£84.99

  • Special Offer

X-Small / Forest
Tryfan [Mens]
100% merino lambswool jumper, a sheep-powered natural midlayer
£94.99

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