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Men's Burly Thermal Standard Fit Henley
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Men's Burly Thermal Standard Fit Henley
Rated 4.32 out of 5 stars
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Improved By You! Burly Thermals Crank Up The Warmth
Guys in Duluth calmly go about their day in the kind of cold that chills most to the bone. Is it their Scandinavian ancestry keeping them warm? Maybe a bit – but they also rely on beefier sorts of shirts to fend off the cold. Like Burly Thermals. They're made of super-dense 9.9-oz. 60% cotton thermal knit – soft as all get out, with a classic honeycomb texture that traps heat against the skin. A 40% polyester blend fights shrinking and fading. As warm as these styles were last year, you were a little cool to the extra length and relaxed fit. You spoke! We listened! This year’s versions come in a less baggy Standard Fit – ideal layered under a shirt jac to deal with breath-stopping cold like the winds that blow off Lake Superior. We also changed these shirts to a regular length. Added a seamless underarm panel and raglan sleeves for better no chafe comfort on the move. And built in a chest pocket. Nice job there on those suggestions!
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- 9.9-oz. 60% cotton/40% polyester thermal knit fights fading and is dense, hearty, perfect for cooler weather
- Improved! Now in Standard Fit and regular length – easier for layering
- Seamless underarm panel and raglan sleeves for ease of movement
- 3-button Henley neck lets you ventilate
- No “bacon neck” – rib neck trim won't go limp and baggy
- Interior back locker loop
- Standard Fit
- Untucked Length
- Imported
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Rated 4.32 out of 5 stars
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Always been the other brand guy but after my first burly Henley I'm hooked
Love these thermals. I still have a handful of them I wear that are 5 to 10 years old and they hold up. Would love to order more, but the standard sizing is huge on me. I know I'm tall and thin, but I know I'm not the only tall thin person in the labor industry. Bring back the trim fit.
First off, the Black color isn't even Black, it's like a Dark Grey - Second, they basically just reduced the quality of the original Long Tail Henley - I understand shortening the length, but why make it less durable and hardy ? I still have the old ones, so its very obvious the change - it just means Duluth is not stand out as much anymore - I certainly won't purchase this style again, although it is still better than most other options out there, it's not the quality it used to be.
Not a fan of the new sizing.
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