Appalachian Trail Short Sleeve
Appalachian Trail Short Sleeve
The Appalachian Trail TownShirt is designed to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable while you trek – whether you’re in the green tunnel or at home. Be the hitchhiking of your tramily with our signature wrinkle-free collar.
True-To-Trail Print: Inspired by the Appalachian Trail, this print features three of the most iconic sights on trail: Mount Katahdin, Amicalola Falls, and McAfee’s Knob. Native plants like Bluets, Red Trillium, and Great White Trillium accent the sights ofo the trail.
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Technical Specs: |
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Ultralight |
Shirt Type: |
Button-Up |
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Breathable |
Fabric: |
120 gsm synthetic, Soft Touch |
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Soft-Touch Fabric |
Sleeve Length: |
Short Sleeve |
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Anti-Pilling |
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Unisex |
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Weight: |
6 - 7.5 oz XS - XL |
Imported
Love the pattern and it’s a Great shirt!
5’9, 165lb female, size medium. I Really like this shirt. I’m funny about fabric and this feels great all day. Complimented several times and got to have a few conversations about the PCT. Plus it’s a cottage company run by actual hikers. Wish it was actually made locally but you can’t win em all.
I wore this shirt for a thru hike of the Tour du Mont Blanc last summer and a ton of other section hikes throughout the year. This thing is incredibly lightweight, stretchy, comfortable, breathable, and dries insanely fast. I would pass people that I hadn’t seen in a couple of days on the TMB and they would say hey it’s the fun shirt guy!!! Seriously I can’t tell you how many people commented on this shirt. Not only is this thing a great technical piece of hiking gear but it also adds a bit of fun, on trail or in town. Get one!
Love the style. The laurel design is fantastic. Too bad I discovered that I gained quite a bit of weight. Oh well. Thanks for making an amazing shirt.
I've wanted a townshirt every since I saw their designs. They're so stinking cool and colorful and capture everything I love about being outdoors. I like that it's a button-down shirt so I can wear it to work as well and it still looks appropriately formal. The material is super light. I haven't had a chance to test the wicking ability since it's below freezing here, but spring will come soon. My one complaint is a common one, and it's the length compared to the width of the shirt. I have hips guys! I'm basically hobbit shaped, with a shorter torso, so the shirt extends uncomfortably about 6in too far. So because of the straight cut I either have to choose between a size too large that billows around my chest and looks frumpy and sloppy, or the correct size that fits my chest but then can't close around my hips. Or worse, I have to tuck the shirt in. I'm begging outdoor companies to either offer different cuts (curve vs straight) or shorter torso lengths. Please be more size inclusive. Your shirts are really gorgeous and that way more people can wear them.