Mountain Laurel Ultralight Sun Hoodie

$85.00

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Bright as a bloom on trail and tough enough for the long haul, the Mountain Laurel Ultralight Sun Hoodie keeps you covered from ridge walks to road walks. Our lightest sun hoodie fabric yet at 90 gsm it brings breezy, fast-dry comfort that feels like wearing almost nothing, with 40 UPF protection that actually keeps you out there longer.

True-to-Trail Print: Inspired by the late-spring corridors of the Appalachians, this print is for hikers who move with steady miles and quiet confidence. The ones who know that simple beauty hits hardest after a couple dozen muddy switchbacks.

 

⚠️ Ultralight Fabric Notice
At 90 gsm, this is our lightest sun hoodie fabric — engineered for breathability and packability, not abrasion resistance. It is not intended for bushwhacking, scrambling, or high-friction use. Snagging or tearing from rough terrain or sharp objects is not covered under our warranty. If you need a more durable option for technical terrain, check out our standard-weight sun hoodies.

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Technical Specs

Fabric: UL 100% Polyester

Weight: 5 oz (XS) - 6.75 ox (XXL)

Sizing: Unisex

Shirt Type: Ultralight Sun Hoodie

Features

Ultralight

Breathable

Quick-Dry, 90 GSM,40 UPF Fabric

Anti-Pilling

Design Inspiration

Mountain Laurel

where is Mountain Laurel

Commonly Found

Mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia) is commonly found in the eastern United States, thriving in acidic, well-drained soils and shaded woodlands. It grows in forested areas, particularly in the Appalachian Mountains, from Maine down to northern Georgia. Mountain laurel is often seen in the understory of hardwood forests, where it forms dense thickets, creating a striking landscape in spring when its pink and white flowers bloom. It prefers elevations between 1,000 and 3,500 feet and can also be found in some parts of the Ozarks and parts of the Midwest, where the soil conditions are similar.

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Appalachian Trail

Shenandoah National Park

Great Smoky Mountains Trail

Blue Ridge Parkway

New Jersey’s Batona Trail

Allegheny Trail