Name: Arc'teryx Cormac Crew
Brand: Arc'teryx
SKU: 6388f9cb88551b1b99dd1505
Rating: 4.0 (3 reviews)

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A few hours or multiple days, running or hiking - you move through adventure at your own pace. Inspired by runners, then refined to offer the versatility to handle a wide range of high output mountain activities, the Cormac is designed for performance and comfort. Its lightweight gridded fabric feels great, breathes, wicks moisture and dries fast. The fit maximizes airflow and moves with your body and the clean design delivers a look that make it great for daily wear.

Technical Features
- Moisture-wicking
- Lightweight
- Quick-drying
- Highly air permeable-allows air and moisture to move through the fabric for speed drying

Construction
- Strategically placed seams increase comfort and reduce chafing
- Merrow stitch seam construction reduces seam size
- Lightweight gridded fabric has wicking yarn excellent stretch and good next-to-skin feel

Cuff & Sleeves Configuration
- Short sleeves

Design & Fit
- Regular fit ensures optimal ventilation with comfort and mobility

Logos & Label Configuration
- Reflective logo for low light visibility

Neckline Configuration
- Crew neck
- Taped neckline interior for clean comfortable finish

Patterning
- No-lift gusseted underarms

OutdoorGearLab

The Arc'teryx Cormac Crew is one of the best-fitting shirts we've worn. We found ourselves wearing this shirt more when not running than any of the other models we tested. It features an excellent stretch design that feels unrestricted but doesn't droop or sag even after days of use. If you are looking for the perfect daily t-shirt for activity and daily life, we don't think you could go wrong with the Cormac, especially because it boasts the highest UPF rating in our lineup at 50+.
This shirt is less breathable and may not be the best choice for super-high output activities and efforts. Breathability and drying times are not the best due to the more substantial material, and while far from hot, this may not suit those who live in super hot, humid climates. Those caveats aside, if you are searching for the best-looking shirt, we think this is the model for you.
Read more: Arc'teryx Cormac Crew review

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 Welcome back to the channel. My name is Derek and today we're out on my back porch because it's getting a little nicer out And I'm tired of being stuck inside all the time with the the social distancing guidelines right now So I've come out here to do this short video for you today We're going to be talking about the Arc'teryx Cormac T-shirt that I'm wearing here for travel So over the last four and a half years of travel I've tried a lot of different shirts that are supposed to be Moisture wicking lightweight and all that and I've kind of come to the consensus that the merino wool shirts made by icebreaker the tech T-series were the ones that I was going to be using for as long as I could But I've actually found that They get little rips and stuff in them pretty easily and I've went through quite a few of those shirts now Just from you know getting them ripped in different situations And usually I don't toss out the shirt until I absolutely have to when there's a few bigger holes in the fabric There's a cat Hi, kitty Oh, he's joined me up here All right I think the cat is gone now But what I was saying before about the icebreaker shirts is that they're not as durable as I would have hoped once you get Some holes in them the holes start to get large really quickly and that makes it very hard to keep the shirt for a long Time especially if you're trying to wear it in a bunch of different situations like I am while I'm traveling I only have a few shirts so while we're in quarantine right now I thought I would do some online shopping and see if I could find an alternative and I came up with This Arc'teryx Cormac shirt, and I've got two colors I've actually got this which is called cinder, and then this blue one which they call Hubble I Got this shirt about a week ago the cinder shirt here. I've been wearing for almost a week Maybe actually a little over a week just to do a test on it and honestly. It's a great material

 I actually spilled some water on myself a few days ago and within like 15 or 20 minutes It was completely dry again these little side blazes here I know it's just a tiny detail, but they're reflective So if you're out at night or anything like that The light will hit it and reflect and people will be able to see you and then the fact that it is a lot more Durable and can be machine washed and machine dried the care instructions for this shirt Say you can put it on low heat in the dryer Whereas the icebreaker shirt you have to line dry and then this shirt you actually can wash Cool instead of wash warm. On either shirt though, you're not supposed to use softeners So just take that under advisement when you're washing But these shirts will probably mostly be washed in camp sinks or in hostel rooms So after trying them out and wearing this shirt for about a week I think I'm gonna make the switch in my pack to the Arc'teryx shirts I've got the two which will be good for now And I'll see how long they hold up in the long run and then maybe I'll make another video about the longevity of them later I hope this video was informative if you are also looking for a lightweight backpacking shirt I'll leave a link below in the description so you can find these shirts online at Arc'teryx's website And you can also look around their store and see other high quality stuff that they offer This has not been sponsored in any way and they're not reviewing anything that I say before this goes up So it's just my first impressions of about a week of use of the Arc'teryx Cormac shirt Thank you for watching this video If you enjoyed it and think I deserve your subscription Please click the subscribe button below along with the bell icon to be notified of all my new videos This video has not been sponsored, but I'll leave a link in the description below to my website and my teespring page So if you'd like to go over there and check out some of the designs that I put on t-shirts and sweatshirts Feel free to go check those out and help support the channel. Thanks again for watching this video and never stop adventuring!

 It feels really strong It's a hundred percent polyester whereas the icebreaker shirt is 87% merino and 13% nylon So I was kind of worried about this being a polyester shirt and like a workout shirt or a lightweight shirt And it not having the same properties as the icebreaker shirt, but I'm actually happily surprised after wearing this for about a week I don't smell anything different. It smells pretty fresh Just like I would have washed it and I think that's because they put a silver coating on this an antimicrobial coating one of the other Things I like a lot about this shirt is the fit It's a very athletic fit and it's got some gusseting under the sleeves here So that you can actually reach up without pulling the whole shirt up. It's actually a really good system And on the older shirt, it's basically just a regular style t-shirt at the seams here So there's no gusseting for movement or anything like that If you're just here looking for a quick price and weight comparison the Arc'teryx shirt is actually going to be cheaper at $69 instead of $75 for the icebreaker merino wool shirt And it's actually going to be a little bit lighter at 3.7 ounces instead of 4

4 wool shirts are imported The Arc'teryx is made in Indonesia. Whereas the icebreaker is made in China if that matters to you at all So the last few things I like about this shirt that made me switch to Arc'teryx over the icebreaker shirts Is that it's fast drying. I actually spilled some water on myself a few days ago and within like 15 or 20 minutes It was completely dry again these little side blazes here I know it's just a tiny detail, but they're reflective So if you're out at night or anything like that The light will hit it and reflect and people will be able to see you and then the fact that it is a lot more Durable and can be machine washed and machine dried the care instructions for this shirt Say you can put it on low heat in the dryer Whereas the icebreaker shirt you have to line dry and then this shirt you actually can wash Cool instead of wash warm. On either shirt though, you're not supposed to use softeners So just take that under advisement when you're washing But these shirts will probably mostly be washed in camp sinks or in hostel rooms So after trying them out and wearing this shirt for about a week I think I'm gonna make the switch in my pack to the Arc'teryx shirts I've got the two which will be good for now And I'll see how long they hold up in the long run and then maybe I'll make another video about the longevity of them later I hope this video was informative if you are also looking for a lightweight backpacking shirt I'll leave a link below in the description so you can find these shirts online at Arc'teryx's website And you can also look around their store and see other high quality stuff that they offer This has not been sponsored in any way and they're not reviewing anything that I say before this goes up So it's just my first impressions of about a week of use of the Arc'teryx Cormac shirt Thank you for watching this video If you enjoyed it and think I deserve your subscription Please click the subscribe button below along with the bell icon to be notified of all my new videos This video has not been sponsored, but I'll leave a link in the description below to my website and my teespring page So if you'd like to go over there and check out some of the designs that I put on t-shirts and sweatshirts Feel free to go check those out and help support the channel

 I've been wearing for almost a week Maybe actually a little over a week just to do a test on it and honestly. It's a great material. It feels really strong It's a hundred percent polyester whereas the icebreaker shirt is 87% merino and 13% nylon So I was kind of worried about this being a polyester shirt and like a workout shirt or a lightweight shirt And it not having the same properties as the icebreaker shirt, but I'm actually happily surprised after wearing this for about a week I don't smell anything different. It smells pretty fresh Just like I would have washed it and I think that's because they put a silver coating on this an antimicrobial coating one of the other Things I like a lot about this shirt is the fit It's a very athletic fit and it's got some gusseting under the sleeves here So that you can actually reach up without pulling the whole shirt up

ARC'TERYX Cormac SS Crew T-Shirt | FIRST IMPRESSIONS after 1 Week

 Welcome back to the channel. My name is Derek and today we're out on my back porch because it's getting a little nicer out

 And I'm tired of being stuck inside all the time with the the social distancing guidelines right now

 So I've come out here to do this short video for you today

 We're going to be talking about the Arc'teryx Cormac

 T-shirt that I'm wearing here for travel

 So over the last four and a half years of travel

 I've tried a lot of different shirts that are supposed to be

 Moisture wicking lightweight and all that and I've kind of come to the consensus that the merino wool shirts made by icebreaker the tech

 T-series were the ones that I was going to be using for as long as I could

 They get little rips and stuff in them pretty easily and I've went through quite a few of those shirts now

 Just from you know getting them ripped in different situations

 And usually I don't toss out the shirt until I absolutely have to when there's a few bigger holes in the fabric

 But what I was saying before about the icebreaker shirts is that they're not as durable as I would have hoped once you get

 Some holes in them the holes start to get large really quickly and that makes it very hard to keep the shirt for a long

 Time especially if you're trying to wear it in a bunch of different situations like I am while I'm traveling

 I only have a few shirts so while we're in quarantine right now

 I thought I would do some online shopping and see if I could find an alternative and I came up with

 This Arc'teryx Cormac shirt, and I've got two colors

 I've actually got this which is called cinder, and then this blue one which they call Hubble I

 Got this shirt about a week ago the cinder shirt here. I've been wearing for almost a week

 Maybe actually a little over a week just to do a test on it and honestly. It's a great material. It feels really strong

 It's a hundred percent polyester whereas the icebreaker shirt is 87% merino and 13% nylon

 So I was kind of worried about this being a polyester shirt and like a workout shirt or a lightweight shirt

 And it not having the same properties as the icebreaker shirt, but I'm actually happily surprised after wearing this for about a week

 I don't smell anything different. It smells pretty fresh

 Just like I would have washed it and I think that's because they put a silver coating on this an antimicrobial coating one of the other

 Things I like a lot about this shirt is the fit

 It's a very athletic fit and it's got some gusseting under the sleeves here

 So that you can actually reach up without pulling the whole shirt up. It's actually a really good system

 And on the older shirt, it's basically just a regular style t-shirt at the seams here

 So there's no gusseting for movement or anything like that

 If you're just here looking for a quick price and weight comparison the Arc'teryx shirt is actually going to be cheaper at

 $69 instead of $75 for the icebreaker merino wool shirt

 And it's actually going to be a little bit lighter at 3.7 ounces instead of 4.4 wool shirts are imported

 The Arc'teryx is made in Indonesia. Whereas the icebreaker is made in China if that matters to you at all

 So the last few things I like about this shirt that made me switch to Arc'teryx over the icebreaker shirts

 Is that it's fast drying. I actually spilled some water on myself a few days ago and within like 15 or 20 minutes

 It was completely dry again these little side blazes here

 I know it's just a tiny detail, but they're reflective

 So if you're out at night or anything like that

 The light will hit it and reflect and people will be able to see you and then the fact that it is a lot more

 Durable and can be machine washed and machine dried the care instructions for this shirt

 Say you can put it on low heat in the dryer

 Whereas the icebreaker shirt you have to line dry and then this shirt you actually can wash

 Cool instead of wash warm. On either shirt though, you're not supposed to use softeners

 So just take that under advisement when you're washing

 But these shirts will probably mostly be washed in camp sinks or in hostel rooms

 So after trying them out and wearing this shirt for about a week

 I think I'm gonna make the switch in my pack to the Arc'teryx shirts

 I've got the two which will be good for now

 And I'll see how long they hold up in the long run and then maybe I'll make another video about the longevity of them later

 I hope this video was informative if you are also looking for a lightweight backpacking shirt

 I'll leave a link below in the description so you can find these shirts online at Arc'teryx's website

 And you can also look around their store and see other high quality stuff that they offer

Arc'teryx Cormac Crew

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