Base Layers: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 29, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 13 listings for Base Layers, including options from Saint Bernard and The Pro's Closet. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Berno Women's The Barely Base Layer Bottom
Saint Bernard
$80.00
Berno Women's The Barely Base Layer Top
Saint Bernard
$80.00
Le Bent Men's Midweight Base Layer Bottom
Saint Bernard
$130.00
Gorewear M Base Layer Long Sleeve Shirt - Men's
The Pro's Closet
$70.00
Micro Modal Base Layer Bottom - Royal
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Micro Modal Base Layer Bottom - Black
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Micro Modal Base Layer Top - Black
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Micro Modal Base Layer Bottom - Ocean
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Thermal Base Layer Bottom - Royal
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Thermal Base Layer Bottom - Forest
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Micro Modal Base Layer Top - Royal
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Micro Modal Base Layer Bottom - Titanium
Aviator Nation
$138.00
Women's Burton Synthetic Midweight Base Layer Pants
Burton Snowboards
$84.95
The 13 displayed listings with prices are listed from $70.00 to $138.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
They include tops and bottoms made from materials such as micro-modal, synthetic blends, and thermal fabrics, with options from brands like Gorewear, Aviator Nation, and Burton.
When picking a base layer, think about the activity and climate, lightweight synthetic or micro-modal pieces work well for high-intensity workouts, while thicker thermal or midweight fabrics provide extra warmth for cold conditions. Fit is key; a snug but breathable layer helps trap heat without restricting movement.
Check for flat seams or seamless construction to reduce chafing, and look for moisture-wicking properties that keep you dry. Some styles feature a higher collar or longer cut for added coverage.
Questions
Should a base layer be tight or loose?
It should fit close to the skin to trap warmth, but still allow a full range of motion and breathability.
Are synthetic base layers better than wool?
Synthetic fabrics dry faster and are lighter, while merino wool offers natural odor resistance and warmth even when damp.
Can I wear a base layer as a standalone shirt?
Yes, many designs are stylish enough to wear on their own, though they are optimized for layering.
How do I care for my base layers?
Follow the label, usually machine wash cold and tumble dry low to preserve elasticity and moisture-wicking performance.