Warm stretch-fleece base layer made for cold days and mixed output.This product was previously the Kyanite Baselayer Crew Neck.
Lightweight
Cold weather comfort
Warm and comfortable
Cuff, hem, and collar are bound with durable Tanica™ stretch fabric
Polartec® Power Stretch® Pro fleece combines a highly durable nylon face with a soft, comfortable, brushed polyester interior made with recycled content
Thumbholes help keep sleeves down and make layering easy
Raglan sleeve layers comfortably and improves freedom of movement
Articulated patterning for unrestricted mobility
Chest pocket with laminated zip
Contains materials produced through processes that meet bluesign® criteria
Lining - bluepass Material
This article was treated with an anti-odour biocidal product (Silvadur™ )
PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) Compliant
Contrast - FC0 DWR, recycled content
Body - recycled content, dope dyed
Warm stretch-fleece base layer made for cold days and mixed output.This product was previously the Kyanite Baselayer Crew Neck.
Lightweight
Cold weather comfort
Warm and comfortable
Cuff, hem, and collar are bound with durable Tanica™ stretch fabric
Polartec® Power Stretch® Pro fleece combines a highly durable nylon face with a soft, comfortable, brushed polyester interior made with recycled content
Thumbholes help keep sleeves down and make layering easy
Raglan sleeve layers comfortably and improves freedom of movement
Articulated patterning for unrestricted mobility
Chest pocket with laminated zip
Contains materials produced through processes that meet bluesign® criteria
Lining - bluepass Material
This article was treated with an anti-odour biocidal product (Silvadur™ )
PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) Compliant
Arc’teryx is a global design company based in North Vancouver, Canada, specializing in technical high-performance apparel, outerwear and equipment. Our products are distributed through more than 3,000 retail locations worldwide, including over 50 branded stores. Arc’teryx is named for the Archaeopteryx Lithographica, the first reptile to develop the feather for flight.
