"Huckberry, purveyors of finely curated clothing and gear for the sort of person equally at home in the woods and the city, is having one of the company's rare site-wide sales this week-or pretty close to site-wide. We've tested and love quite a bit of Huckberry's stuff, especially the Proof 72-hour merino T-shirt. If you buy nothing else this year, buy that. Trust me. Check out the other deals, which we've rounded up below."
"Huckberry's Proof 72-hour merino T-shirt is our favorite merino wool T-shirt. The cut and style are not overly sporty, making it more versatile than some others, from everyday wear around town to a trip to the gym. Mine is still soft even after six months of wear and washing. At 87 percent 150 gsm superfine merino wool (16.5 micron) and 13 percent nylon, this T-shirt makes a great starter for those new to merino wool-there's enough nylon that's stretchy, and not the least bit itchy."
"The breakdown is 47 percent merino wool, 33 percent nylon, 14 percent polyester, and 6 percent elastane. The result is a much stretchier fabric than the t-shirt, which still provides a good amount of moisture-wicking and the anti-odor properties of merino. My only gripe with these is that they feel synthetic. What I love about them is the stain resistance. Yes, that DWR coating that gives them that stain resistance will wear off, but it's not too hard to rejuvenate it."
A near-site-wide Huckberry sale includes travel clothing highlighted by the Proof 72-hour merino T-shirt, praised for softness, versatility, and a blend of 87% superfine merino wool and 13% nylon. Companion merino-blend pants use 47% merino, 33% nylon, 14% polyester, and 6% elastane for greater stretch, moisture-wicking, and anti-odor properties, with a DWR coating providing stain resistance that can be renewed. Lightweight cotton travel pants are 98% cotton and 2% Spandex, offering comfort, stretch, and durability suitable for travel and active movement while maintaining fit after extended wear.
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