WOMEN'S SHIRTS & TOPS

Quintessential comfort and proven performance for climbing, running and hiking. For every temp, across every condition.
Womens - Shirts & Tops - Arc'teryx Australia

WOMEN’S SHIRTS MADE FOR THE MOUNTAINS

Choosing the right shirt can determine how comfortable you are on any given adventure. Usually, a loose-fitting t-shirt in a performance fabric (like Merino wool blends or a synthetic fabric) is a good option for moisture management, temperature regulation, freedom of movement and overall comfort in the outdoors. Women’s tops are an important layering piece so consider how other styles, like fleeces, insulated jackets, shells or vests, will fit on top of the shirt you choose.

STAYING COOL IN HOT WEATHER

Surprisingly, a long-sleeved shirt is a great option for hot weather. Keep in mind, a long-sleeved women’s shirt must be made of the right material. No cotton. A long-sleeved shirt with UPF protective fabric can help protect against sun damage. Choose a loose fit as it promotes moisture, like sweat, moving away from your skin and evaporating quickly. In hot weather, tank tops may seem like a good option, but you might consider using it as a layering piece underneath instead. Flexibility is crucial in the outdoors.

WHAT ARE THE BEST SHIRTS TO HIKE IN?

Without a doubt, the long-sleeved shirt is one of the best options for hiking, especially if it is made from fabric that is UPF protective and durable. Other women’s shirts, like a short-sleeved t-shirt or a tank top, provide less coverage but more airflow. These can be used as layering pieces. Whatever style you choose, make sure to hike in shirts that are moisture-wicking and breathable for maximum comfort.

TIGHT GEAR. LOOSE PLANS. ADVENTUROUS SHIRTS.

Women’s shirts come in a wide array and as long as they fit loose, they can wick moisture away easily while remaining comfortable. If your hike is short, women’s tops like tank tops or other styles may work but always use layering pieces. Hiking is about comfort for the long run, and comfort comes from flexibility in options.