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Light, soft and quick to dry, this long-sleeve zip-tee features the performance of a merino wool blend and the feel of cotton. The active cut fits more like your favorite tee-shirt than a piece of technical wear, and the seams are moved away from your shoulders for added comfort when carrying a pack.

Avg. Weight (oz./g): 13.5 / 382 L

Features

Lightweight
Quick drying
Manages moisture
Cotton-like feel
FreshGuard® odor neutralization
Raglan sleeves Fabric- drirelease®® Wool- 88% polyester/12% merino wool

Technology

Dri-Release® Wool This intimate blend of 12% Merino wool and 88% polyester feels similar to cotton and keeps wearers comfortable, dry and odor free. The permanent FreshGuard® system prevents odor and bacteria from developing.
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FreshGuard® Odor neutralizer embedded in the fabric that eliminates odors by blocking body oils from attaching to the fabric.
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Lab Rat Reviews

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4.6

(based on 5 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Comfortable (4)
Lightweight (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Casual wear (3)
Layering (3)

- Fit:
- Feels too small
  
  Feels true to size
  
  100%
  (4 reviews)
  Feels too big

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3/31/2012

5.0

Every.Single.Day

By Backpacking Guide

from CO

About Me Avid Athlete

Pros

Comfortable
Lightweight
Moisture Wicking
Stylish
Sun protection
Wool-blend

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
casual wear
Cold Weather
Gym
Layering
Running
Snow Sports
Warm Weather

I bought this shirt as a base layer, every day, multi-day (6 day trips, 5-8 trips per summer) shirt for backpacking adventures. I'm a backpacking guide in CO during the summers and this shirt is simply perfect. Lightweight, breathable, incredibly comfortable, fits perfectly...I'm 6'2" 200lbs and the XL is money. The shirt is very stylish and comfortable at the gym or just wearing around the city. In my opinion, OR is the best outdoor product company there is. Trust me, if you exercise at all, no matter what activity you prefer, you're gonna want this shirt. WORTH EVER PENNY.

6/3/2011

5.0

The best top I've ever owned

By Turilea

from New Zealand

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

Comfortable
Lightweight
Snug Fit
Stylish
Warm

Cons

Best Uses

casual wear
Layering
Running
Warm Weather

A great light weight top that I wear all the time over tee shirts or thermals, Great for a little extra warmth but without the bulk. Being so light and compact it ALWAYS gets thrown in a pack or the car so I have a light but warm top to put on. Great for layering under a heavier top too. My first OR product but definitely not the last.

4/4/2011

3.0

For the hottest summer days

By Cyborg Slim

from All over the Northeast

About Me Professional/Guide

Pros

Breathable
Comfortable
Deep zipper
Lightweight

Cons

Loose threads
Retains Odor
Too lightweight
Too thin for SPF

Best Uses

Good for running in hot weather with a small pack. Very lightweight, so mostly suitable for preventing pack chafing or getting some sun cover. Material is so thin, with a snug fit, it feels practically see-through.

2/18/2011

5.0

Great shirt!

By John S

from Edmonton, Alberta

About Me Avid Athlete

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Pros

Comfortable
Moisture Wicking

Cons

Best Uses

Layering
Snow Sports

I have sued this shirt for ski touring and mountaineering this winter, and love it. Super comfy, and wicks very well.

12/4/2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Versatile and Comfy

By Blake

from Denver, CO

About Me Bargain Shopper, Casual

Pros

Doesn't Stink
Figure Flattering
Great Colors
Soft
Versatile

Cons

Best Uses

Casual Wear
Climbing
Hiking
Skiing

Comments about M's Sequence L/S Zip Tee!":

A light long-sleeve baselayer is the upper-body equivalent of a good pair of softshell pants. It's something that I wear for days at a time on trips, or day-after-day (sometimes even with an occasional wash or two) while at home. The blend of wool and synthetic fibers makes it far less smelly than traditional types of polypro, and isn't itchy. With a zip neck and sleeves that can be pulled up to the elbow, it's good for a full range of temps and activities.

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Q:
I am between a medium and large (42" chest, but short at 5'6"). Would you characterize this shirt as Trim/Standard/Relaed fit? Just trying to decide on size.

Thanks!
Asked on 7/24/2012 by Geoff from Seeley Lake, MT
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1 answer
- A:
  The Sequence L/S Zip Tee has our trim fit cut.
  Answered on 10/22/2012 by Customer Service from Outdoor Research
Q:
Does the shirt have UPF rating?
Asked on 5/28/2012 by Anonymous
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- A:
  No.
  Answered on 10/25/2012 by Customer Service from Outdoor Research
Q:
Does the addition of wool in this fabric do anything to provide flash fire resistance? The 88% polyester is certainly not but my 60% cotton/40% polyester shirts are rated as a flash resistant fabric. Wondering if the wool does the same thing at a lower percentage. Thanks.
Asked on 8/14/2011 by Jeff from Queen Creek, AZ
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1 answer
- A:
  Thanks for your question Jeff. We do not rate this shirt as flash fire resistant.
  Answered on 8/16/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
Q:
this is almost the same question but i understand merino wool more in terms of weight. i need a summer long sleeved layer but 200 would be too heavy for me. how does this compare to the 150 weight (which is super light) merino? thanks.
Asked on 6/24/2011 by su from jasper
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1 answer
- A:
  The Sequence Zip Tee is made with 88% polyester and 12% merino wool. This creates a lightweight shirt that is able to wick moisture and dry quickly. It will feel like a cotton tee.
  Answered on 7/6/2011 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
Q:
Is this shirt light or mid-weight?
In other words is it light enough to be worn for protection in the summer sun or is it intended to be a warm piece?
Asked on 2/5/2011 by Anonymous
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1 answer
- A:
  It is a drirelease wool and the weight is like a shirt.
  Answered on 2/22/2011 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle