The T-shirts page for men's hiking brings together technical shirts, long-sleeve tops, and hiking polos from adidas Terrex, Haglöfs, Helly Hansen, Patagonia, Kathmandu, Regatta, 4F, Maier Sports, or Peak Mountain.
A technical top that dries quickly and moves with every step.
The shirt for hiking is a top made of synthetic mesh, more structured than a simple t-shirt, which wicks moisture and dries quickly in the wind. The adidas Terrex, Haglöfs, or 4F models use lightweight and airy meshes for performance, while Helly Hansen uses hydrophobic fibres that absorb almost no water. Off-set seams on the shoulders prevent chafing under the straps of the bag.
The top with long sleeves and a zip collar, like the Kathmandu Seeker or the Patagonia Capilene Midweight, is worn as a base layer in cooler weather: unzipping the collar on the way up, and zipping it back at the top. UV-protective models, such as the Kathmandu Sun-Stopper, protect the arms and neck from high-altitude sun, without needing to reapply sunscreen.
The polo, like the Regatta Remex, Peak Mountain Calypso, or Maier Sports Ulrich with long sleeves, features a collar that protects the neck from the sun and offers a more smart look, appreciated when traveling and moving from village to village. Technical polos dry just as quickly as a shirt. The technical fabric can be washed at 30 degrees, without fabric softener, and dries in the air in a few hours.
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Synthetic dries very quickly and withstands the rubbing of the bag. Merino wool regulates temperature and retains much less odour: it is suitable for multi-day treks, when you can’t wash your clothes.
On the shoulders, the straps of the bag press exactly where traditional seams are. Off-set seams towards the front or back prevent chafing and irritation after several hours of walking.
Often yes: a lightweight long-sleeved top protects from the sun, which is more intense at altitude, and from underbrush. The zip collar opens on the way up to ventilate and zips back at the top when the wind picks up.
A close-fitting cut, without being tight, wicks moisture better, as the fabric stays in contact with the skin. A slightly extended back prevents the shirt from riding up under the waistband of the bag while walking.
Wash it quickly after your outing, at thirty degrees and without fabric softener, and then let it dry in the air. Synthetic fibres retain odours; some shirts receive an antibacterial treatment, and merino naturally limits them.