Hop Farm Short Sleeve

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Hop Farm Short Sleeve

Grab a beer and cool down! Designed with the trail in mind, the Hoppy short-sleeve TownShirt keeps you cool and dry with breathable, moisture-wicking UPF50+ fabric. You’ll always be hitch-hike ready with our signature wrinkle-free collar and standard fit.

True-To-Trail Print: Inspired by hiker's favorite refreshment, this print features green hops. 

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Imported

Features

Ultralight
Breathable
Soft-Touch Fabric
Anti-Pilling

Technical Specs

Fabric 90 GSM Synthetic, Soft Touch
Weight 6oz (XS) - 7.7oz (XL)
Sizing Unisex
Shirt Type Button- Up, Short Sleeve
Hops
Design inspiration: Hops

Meet the Hops

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

Hops Are Basically Climbers

Hops can grow up to a foot in a single day during peak season. Give them something to climb and they’ll absolutely send it, sometimes reaching 20+ feet in a season.

They’re Going the Same Direction

Hop bines naturally climb clockwise around whatever they can grab onto. Try to train them the other way and they’ll often correct themselves. Apparently even plants have opinions about route choice.

A Trail Snack, Technically

Young hop shoots are edible and can be cooked a bit like asparagus. They’ve even earned the nickname “hop asparagus.” Probably don’t start harvesting random trailside plants for dinner, though.

Where You’ll Find Them

Hops grow all over, but we prefer to find ours at the end of a long day on trail. The AT has plenty of worthy detours, from Appalachian Trail towns with local taps to breweries like Devils Backbone in Virginia and Appalachian Mountain Brewery down in Boone. Out west, PCT hikers can find plenty of hop-forward motivation around Bend, while CDT hikers have Colorado and Montana doing what they do best: putting breweries suspiciously close to places that make your legs hurt. Coincidence? We’re not asking questions.

Spotted Along

Appalachian Trail × Devils Backbone Brewing Co. — Roseland, VA
Pacific Crest Trail × Walking Man Brewing — Stevenson, WA
Colorado Trail × Eddyline Brewery — Buena Vista, CO
Long Trail × The Alchemist — Stowe, VT
Benton MacKaye Trail × Grumpy Old Men Brewing — Blue Ridge, GA
Tahoe Rim Trail × South Lake Brewing Co. — South Lake Tahoe, CA
Where this design inspiration is commonly found