Light and breathable
"Perfect blend for base layer in mid season system or early Sept as a standalone"






Kaibab 150 GSM merino wool quarter-zip top for mid-weight layering.
BEST SEASON USED FOR:
Machine wash in warm water with like colors.
Hang or tumble dry on low or no heat.
Use unscented detergent.
DO NOT use fabric softeners or bleach.
If the garment is heavily soiled, pre-soak it in unscented detergent for a few hours before washing.
Overall rating: 4.7401576 / 5 from 254 reviews.
The Kaibab 150 Merino Top 1/4 Zipper is a versatile long-sleeve shirt ideal for hunting. It offers excellent thermal regulation, a great fit, and a scientifically designed pattern for concealment. Customers appreciate its lightweight, high-quality Merino wool, and the quarter zip for temperature control.
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"Perfect blend for base layer in mid season system or early Sept as a standalone"
"You can’t buy better gear than SKRE"
"This is a great base layer. Very light and comfortable. Warm too!"
"True to size. Athletic fit. Very comfortable."
"It's perfect, and the 150 fill power merino wool is just the right thickness as a base layer to prevent overheating in October when moose hunting. Its zippered collar keeps twigs out of the neck. I'm 6'2" and wear a size 36. I recommend size XL"
"Great on it's own, a light base layer or a first layer on colder days."
"Great fit and very comfortable top. I find myself wearing this top a lot. Along with the grid lite jacket, it is quickly becoming one of my favorite items of Skre wear."
"Great shirt. Can be worn on a warm day, cool day or even with a kaibab 300 on the coldest days. Fit great and well made."
"Confortable and fit perfect"
"Can be worn pretty much all season, as a regulating layer, insulation or under a kaibab 300 on those coldest days."