Men's Base Layers: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 19, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Men's Base Layers, including options from Alps & Meters and Saint Bernard. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $69.95 to $299.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Options include crew shirts, henleys, long-sleeve tops and bottoms made from merino, fleece and blended fabrics.
Most items use merino wool or synthetic blends for moisture-wicking, odor control and warmth. Look for flat seams to reduce chafing, a snug but not restrictive fit, and a weight appropriate for your activity level.
For colder conditions choose heavyweight fleece or grid-lined pieces, while lighter merino tops work well for high-intensity activities. Layering a thin base under a midweight piece gives flexibility across temperatures.
Ascent Henley
Alps & Meters
$160.00
Ascent Crew
Alps & Meters
$110.00
Smartwool Men's Classic Thermal Merino Base Layer Bottom
Saint Bernard
$115.00
Le Bent Men's Midweight Base Layer Bottom
Saint Bernard
$130.00
Le Bent Men's Heavyweight Grid Fleece Base Layer Bottom
Saint Bernard
$140.00
Le Bent Men's Heavyweight Grid Fleece Crew Base Layer Top
Saint Bernard
$140.00
KJUS Men's Chutes Baselayer Tight
Saint Bernard
$249.00
KJUS Men's Chutes Long-Sleeve Baselayer
Saint Bernard
$299.00
Gorewear M Base Layer Long Sleeve Shirt - Men's
The Pro's Closet
$70.00
Men's Strata 200 LS Base Layer Crew
Simms Fishing
$70.00
Men's Strata 200 Base Layer Bottom
Simms Fishing
$70.00
Men's Burton Merino Blend Midweight Base Layer Crew
Burton Snowboards
$114.95
Men's Burton Merino Blend Midweight Base Layer Pants
Burton Snowboards
$114.95
Men's Strata 160 LS Base Layer Crew
Simms Fishing
$80.00
Men's Burton Roadie Base Layer Tech T-Shirt
Burton Snowboards
$94.95
Men's Burton Phayse Merino Quarter-Zip Base Layer Shirt
Burton Snowboards
$139.95
Men's Burton Midweight Base Layer Pants
Burton Snowboards
$69.95
Questions
What is the benefit of merino wool in base layers?
Merino naturally regulates temperature, wicks moisture and resists odor better than many synthetics.
Should a base layer be tight or loose?
It should fit close to the skin to move sweat away, but not so tight that it restricts movement.
Can I wear base layers for both hiking and skiing?
Yes, choose the appropriate weight, lighter for hiking in milder weather and heavier fleece for cold skiing.
How do I care for merino base layers?
Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and tumble dry low or air dry to preserve softness.