kobuk-expedition-wool-1-4-zip
kobuk-expedition-wool-1-4-zip, When it's cold out, are you the first to go out and the last to come in? Even if it's windy? Even if it's snowing? If you said yes, then this top is calling your name. This A 1/4 zip features thumb holes, a mock neck, and a zipper for venting. You'll love the warmth and comfort it provides while you are battling the elements! Pair this with our Katmai Men's Expedition Wool Bottom and we guarantee you'll stay toasty warm all day long.FabricFiber Content: 100% Merino WoolKnit: 400 g/m2 Expedition Interlock KnitMicrons: 18.5 Micron FibersUPF Rating: 50+Total Easy Care: Machine Wash and DryWool Source: AustraliaImported.FeaturesNeckline: 1/4 Zip Mock NeckThumbholes: Allow for easy layering and added hand warmthTagless Label: No Itchy Neck TagsZipper: YKK Semi-Auto Locking Zipper PullZipper Garage: Keeps fabric between the zipper and your skinFlat Lock Seams: Prevents ChafingLayer Type: Mid Layer, Insulating LayerFit Type: Regular - Standard fit with a little bit of room to breathe, but not too baggyModel Features: The model wearing black is 5'10 / 150 lbs wearing a mediumRuns True to SizeWeight: Size Large = 19.2 oz. (544 grams)Style #: 723UsesIdeal Seasons: Fall, WinterActivities: Everyday Wear, Hiking, Camping, Biking, Running, Fishing, Hunting, SnowsportsTemperature Recommendations: 0AdegF and below while active, 0AdegF to 30AdegF while inactive - Learn More CareWashing and Drying Instructions - Learn MoreTurn Inside OutMachine Wash Cold: Gentle cycle with like colorsDetergent: Mild or wool-specificTumble Dry: Low heatStorage: Place in an airtight container when not in use for long periods of timeDo NOT Use: Fabric softener or bleach!Product StoryKobuk [koe-book]Kobuk Valley is home to a National Park, 500,000 migrating Caribou, majestic sand dunes, and the life of them all, the Kobuk River. Being so remote and with no roads leading to this beautiful place, it's not hard to see why so few travelers make it to see the annual Caribou migration. Kobuk Valley is located inside the Arctic Circle, where temperatures can fall as low as -50 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter night.