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SKU: 1010813-290-3X
Built for whitetail hunters who want a quiet, low-profile layer, this base shirt is designed to help address scent and visibility concerns in the field. It combines Merino wool with Carbon Alloy, Silver Alloy, and Fusix treatments for odor-focused performance, while the blackout fabric and muted logos support concealment in pop-up or box blinds. A four-way stretch construction adds a fit-oriented feel that makes it suitable as a foundational layer in a hunting system. It is aimed at hunters looking for a technical base layer rather than a general-purpose casual shirt.
Merino Wool
Carbon Alloy for odor protection
Silver Alloy
Treatment helps defend against bacterial
Fusix Technology
Adds additional odor adsorption
Blackout Fabric
Muted logos support concealment from
Four-way Stretch
A focus on fit
| Bacterial Growth Defense | Yes |
|---|---|
| Concealment Use | When hunting from pop-up or box blinds |
| Fabric Color | Blackout |
| Fit | Designed with a focus on fit |
| Logos | Muted logos |
| Material | Merino Wool |
| Odor Adsorption | Yes |
| Odor Protection | Yes |
| Stretch | Four-way stretch fabric |
| Technology 1 | Carbon Alloy |
| Technology 2 | Silver Alloy |
| Technology 3 | Fusix |
It is designed for whitetail hunting, with a focus on helping address two common concerns mentioned in the product data: sight and smell.
The product data lists Merino Wool bonded with Carbon Alloy for odor protection, Silver Alloy treatment to help defend against bacterial growth, and Fusix technology for additional odor adsorption.
Yes. The description says the blackout fabric and muted logos are meant to offer concealment when hunting from pop-up or box blinds.
Yes. It says the Trek series is designed with a focus on fit and uses a four-way stretch fabric.
No. The source data mentions fine Merino Wool and the listed treatments, but it does not provide material percentages or more detailed construction specifications.