Casa de Luna Manzanita Forest Short Sleeve

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Casa de Luna Manzanita Forest Short Sleeve

Inspired and selected by Terrie and Joe Anderson. These trail angel legends opened their home on the PCT to hikers for over 20 years – you’ll remember it as Casa De Luna. 

You’ll be hitchhike-ready no matter how long you’ve been on trail with our signature wrinkle-free collar. Stay dry with breathable, moisture-wicking fabric designed to stand up to a thru-hike. 

True-To-Trail Print: Inspired by the Terrie and Joe Anderson of the legendary Casa De Luna, this print features Manzanita trees and shrubs to commemorate the landscape around the home where they hosted nearly 20,000 hikers.

At Terrie and Joe’s request, 5% of the retail price will be donated to the Pacific Crest Trail Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. To help support their continued efforts to preserve the trail for generations to come.

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Features

Moisture Wicking
Breathable
Anti-Pilling
Wrinkle-Free Collar

Technical Specs

Fabric 90 gsm Soft Touch, Dri Fit
Weight 6 oz (XS) - 7.5 oz (XL)
Sizing Unisex
Shirt Type Button-Up
Casa de Luna Manzanita Forest
Design inspiration: Casa de Luna Manzanita Forest

Meet the Casa de Luna Manzanita Forest

A little trail-side knowledge about the inspiration behind the print.

Smooth as Bark Gets

Manzanita trees have striking, smooth, red or orange bark that naturally peels away, revealing fresh color underneath. It’s basically the exfoliator of the forest.

Snack Time for Wildlife

Their tiny apple-like berries (manzanita means “little apple” in Spanish) are a favorite treat for bears, birds, and hikers with a taste for trail-foraged teas and jams.

Fire-Resistant and Fierce

Manzanitas are incredibly drought-tolerant and can survive wildfires thanks to their thick bark and deep roots. They’re tough, scrappy survivors—just like your favorite thru-hikers.

Where You’ll Find Them

Manzanita trees and shrubs are found throughout the western United States, especially in California’s chaparral landscapes, and notably around Green Valley, where trail angels Terrie and Joe Anderson created the legendary hiker haven, Casa de Luna. Inspired and selected by Terrie and Joe themselves, this print celebrates the manzanita-covered hills surrounding their home, where they generously hosted nearly 20,000 Pacific Crest Trail hikers over two decades. It’s a tribute to the landscape, and the love, that defined Casa de Luna.

Spotted Along

Pacific Crest Trail
California Coastal Trail
Trans-Catalina Trail
Lost Coast Trail
Tahoe Rim Trail
San Diego Trans-County Trail
Where this design inspiration is commonly found