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Lily Short Sleeve - Close Out

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Lily Short Sleeve - Close Out

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This short sleeve button down shirt is sure to be a conversation starter, both on and off trail.  This shirt keeps you cool, dry, and hitch-hike ready. 

True-To-Trail Print: Featuring 3 beautiful Lily’s; Pine, Gray’s Lily and Trout Lily this print brings out the best spring colors.

Imported

Features

Ultralight
Breathable
Soft-Touch Fabric
Anti-Pilling

Technical Specs

Fabric 95% Polyester 5% Spandex, Soft Touch
Weight 6 oz (XS) - 7.5 oz (XL)
Sizing Unisex
Shirt Type Button-Up
The Lily
Design inspiration: The Lily

Meet the The Lily

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

Built to Attract

Lilies have large, colorful, and often fragrant blooms to attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Their petals form a wide, open shape that acts like a landing pad, while their prominent stamens offer easy access to pollen.

Ancient Blooms

Lilies are among the oldest cultivated ornamental flowers, dating back thousands of years. They appear in ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian art and were symbols of purity, rebirth, and even motherhood.

Naturally Bold

Many lily species evolved with vibrant colors and speckled or striped petals to guide pollinators toward the flower's center, boosting pollination success. These markings are like nature's version of a "you are here" sign for insects.

Where You’ll Find Them

Lilies are found in a variety of habitats across the Northern Hemisphere, especially in temperate regions of Asia, Europe, and North America. In the wild, they typically grow in meadows, woodlands, and mountain slopes, thriving in well-drained soil and sunny to partly shaded environments. Many native North American species, like the tiger lily and Canada lily, can be spotted along forest edges and alpine trails in spring and summer.

Spotted Along

Appalachian Trail
Pacific Crest Trail
John Muir Trail
Colorado Trail
Long Trail
North Umpqua Trail
Where this design inspiration is commonly found