Patagonia Midweight Capilene Wallace Beery First Layer Tops

Patagonia Midweight Capilene Wallace Beery First Layer Tops 

DESCRIPTION

Midweight is sensibly

USER REVIEWS

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[Jun 12, 2000]
Joost Breukink
Backpacker

Nice, thickness is just right. Wicks very well and doesn't start to smell after only two hours of wearing. Also, mine seems to handle wear and tear better than say, TNF or Odlo.

One thing to look out for, mine is red (burnt chili) and the colour stained my shell the first time I wore it. Washing it cured this.

Similar Products Used:

None

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Dec 21, 1999]
Liz Donley
Backpacker

The shirt is very versatile, and appropriate for both outdoor activiteis and scasual wear. However, I hae had mine for approximately one year, and laundered it following manufacturer's instruction and the material is pilling on the sleeves. Not good for an item this pricey.

Similar Products Used:

TNF el cap, REI MTS, EMS bergelene, Moving Comfort

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jan 13, 2000]
Jim Millet
Mountaineer

I've gone through several of the Patagonia midweight Capilene shirts over the years and I swear by Capilene. It doesn't retain body oders like other polypropolene materials do and it doesn't pill except in high friction areas.

Similar Products Used:

REI Polypropolene

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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