I like it a lot too. I only have some base layers and mid layers but it is a game changer.

No stink, no clammy feeling after hiking for two hours, not too hot, not too cold. It is natures perfect fiber.

My favorite piece is their 170 g t-shirt. Base layer in the winter, top layer when its 120 degrees outside. So versatile. My wife has a chama hoody and wears it all the time.

My only complaint (and its a small one) is that it is sort of delicate. It will snag and some pieces that have been washed, definitely show some wear. Its merino wool, so is to be expected. I handled some kuiu merino mid layer stuff and it definitely had a denser weave/coating on the wool and seemed like it would hold up better long term. Might have to try one of those out.


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