Minus33 Merino Wool Women's Moriah Lightweight Crew - Charcoal, Medium

Description

As a first on last off piece, the Moriah’s job is to wick away moisture while staying super soft next to the skin and control body temperature whether in a high activity climb or on a low impact walk outside, the super soft Merino Wool and its easy care will. The Moriah is a Women’s Light Weight crew neck with a comfortable Princess cut. Moriah The 4,049 foot Mount Moriah lies on the north east side of Pinkham Notch and is the last mountain on the Appalachian Trail in New Hampshire before it heads north toward Mahoosuc Notch in Maine. The Moriah is a Women’s Light Weight crew neck with a comfortable Princess cut. As a first on last off piece, the Moriah’s job is to wick away moisture while staying super soft next to the skin and control body temperature whether in a high activity climb or on a low impact walk outside, the super soft Merino Wool and. Moriah The 4,049 foot Mount Moriah lies on the north east side of Pinkham Notch and is the last mountain on the Appalachian Trail in New Hampshire before it heads north toward Mahoosuc Notch in Maine. The Moriah is a Women’s Light Weight crew neck with a comfortable Princess cut. As a first on last off piece, the Moriah’s job is to wick away moisture while staying super soft next to the skin and control body temperature whether in a high activity climb or on a low impact walk outside, the super soft Merino Wool and its easy care will make this Item one of your favorite 4 season shirts.

Key Features

• As a first on last off piece, the Moriah’s job is to wick away moisture while staying super soft next to the skin and control body temperature whether in a high activity climb or on a low impact walk outside, the super soft Merino Wool and.
• The Moriah is a Women’s Light Weight crew neck with a comfortable Princess cut.
• Moriah The 4,049 foot Mount Moriah lies on the north east side of Pinkham Notch and is the last mountain on the Appalachian Trail in New Hampshire before it heads north toward Mahoosuc Notch in Maine.