Ultralight 150 Aerowool®

Ultralight 150 Aerowool® construction combines the finest, 17.5 micron merino wool available with 37.5-activated nylon fibers to create a super-charged fabric with incredible performance benefits. Our Wick styles also integrate 125 gram Aerowool® mesh to targeted hot-zones, which also utilizes 17.5 micron merino and 37.5-activated nylon fibers. What you get is enhanced odor resistance, exponentially improved dry times, increased durability and moisture wicking, and a fabric that can cool you down when you're heating up and warm you up when it's cooling down.

Midweight 250 Merino-X

The Kiln Midweight 250 Merino-X fabric utilizes ultrafine, 18.5 micron merino wool in a high-loft, interlock knit to create styles that surpass expectations in the broadest range of temperature and weather conditions. Blending a small component of spandex into this knit, these lofted interlock pieces can withstand extended hunts in the field, regardless of the season.

From cold September mornings in the Rockies to late October sits in your favorite oak with leaves on the ground, the Kiln Crew provides maximum versatility to get the job done throughout the season. Worn as either a first or second layer, it's guaranteed to keep you comfortable and odor-free all season long.

EXP 350 Merino-X

Our Furnace EXP 350 Merino-X fabric incorporates a brushed (or fleeced) backside to our high-loft, interlock knits to provide super-charged insulation without added weight. Adding this to the silent, odor-free benefits of merino wool, the Furnace merino is the hands-down choice for cold-weather hunts.

Warm, breathable, and the ultimate in comfort, the Furnace series delivers a mid-to-late season option that can be worn during higher exertion in cold temps as an outer, or layered up to act as a versatile insulation option under a jacket when temps have really dipped. Perfect and versatile for chasing rifle season mule deer, long still sits in a cold morning stand, or a frigid day shooting limits in the duck blind.