Review on 👕 Ultralight Men's Merino Wool Crew Neck Tee Shirt: Wicking, Breathable, and Anti-Odor Solution - Woolly Clothing by Ron Josey

I sewed the t-shirt ten times and some of the seams at the bottom hem came undone. For $50 it seems a bit hefty. Wool is good for travel, but compared to a regular t-shirt, I'm not worth my money if it becomes useless after a few dozen socks. With any intense activity, I've found that technical t-shirts with odor control like Polygene work much better. The downside is that they tend to shine with normal wear, so you don't look casual. Wool solves this problem, but I can find a technical t-shirt with odor control for $10 and a regular cotton t-shirt for $5.