Men's Blue Base Layers: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 25, 2026
Browse 15 listings for Men's Blue Base Layers, including options from Alps & Meters and Saint Bernard. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 15 displayed listings with prices are listed from $60.00 to $249.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are made from merino wool, synthetic blends, or modal fabrics, and they come in crew, henley, or zip-up styles.
When choosing a base layer, consider the material: merino wool offers natural temperature regulation and odor resistance, while synthetic fabrics dry quickly and are often lighter. Look for a snug but comfortable fit that stays close to the skin without restricting movement.
Check the weight rating if you need extra warmth, midweight options are good for cold days, while lighter pieces work for high-output activities. Seam placement and flatlock stitching can reduce chafing during long wear.

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

Obermeyer Men's Oly Quarter-Zip Baselayer Top
Saint Bernard
$129.00

KJUS Men's Chutes Baselayer Tight
Saint Bernard
$249.00

Sleeveless Merino Base Layer
Search and State
$60.00

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

Sutton Wool Base Layer
Pilgrim Surf Supply
$175.00

Men's Burton Roadie Base Layer Tech T-Shirt
Burton Snowboards
$94.95

Reed Wool Hooded Base Layer
Pilgrim Surf Supply
$185.00

Men's Strata 200 LS Base Layer Crew
Simms Fishing
$70.00

Sleeveless Synthetic Base Layer
Search and State
$85.00

Men's Burton Phayse Merino Quarter-Zip Base Layer Shirt
Burton Snowboards
$139.95
Questions
What material is best for cold weather base layers?
Merino wool provides excellent insulation and moisture management, while synthetic blends are lighter and dry faster.
Should a base layer be tight or loose?
It should fit close to the skin to trap heat, but not so tight that it restricts circulation.
Is a zip-up better than a crew neck for layering?
A zip-up adds ventilation options, while a crew neck offers a simple, seamless layer.