Mountain Hardwear Men's Nailhead Pullover Shirt

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Warm, 100% polyester 7.9 oz. Polartec Thermal Pro Nailhead face fabric
Flat lock seams for durability and layering comfort
Loose fit cut helps trap heat
Lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship

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You don't have to mountain climb, backpack or hike in the deepest reaches of the most remote backcountry to justify the wearing this roasty-toasty and lightweight pullover. The soft, velour face of the Polartec Thermal Pro Nailhead feels comfortable and delivers an amazing warmth-to-weight ratio, no matter what you do in cool weather. The relaxed, loose fit design works well with an assortment of layers and help trap and hold pockets of warm air against your arms and torso.

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Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Department: mens
FabricType: fleece
Label: Mountain Hardwear
Manufacturer: Mountain Hardwear
SKU: 0m1088

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