Plain hooded sweatshirts?
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- karj0
I like Icebreaker. Their stuff isn't cheap, but it's made from merino wool, so it seems to last. (In the time that I would have worn out a few cotton hoodies, my Icebreaker one is still perfect.)
The downside with their products is the embroidered logo—I'd prefer a more plain product. That said, for me, the benefits outweigh this small point.
They're light, pack easily, don't seem to smell (I only wash shirts once every few weeks), and I can wear them pretty much year round (the hoodies aren't too hot in the summer—so long as I'm wearing shorts).
Hoodies range from $175 – $200. T-shirts are around $80. I own five of their products, and wear one of their hoodies and t-shirts every day. So far, none have worn out—aside from some wear on the cuffs of the oldest ones.
Hoodie example: http://ca.icebreaker.com/en/mens…
T-shirt: http://www.icebreaker.com/en/men…