DESCRIPTION
A cotton tee built by Arc'teryx for climbers - made with SUPIMA® cotton, a naturally soft fabric that’s as tough as it is breathable, the Kragg is made for climbing and all the bumps, drags, dirt, and sweat that comes along with it.
Patterned so you can move without restriction, its regular fit has a roomy, airy feel to help you stay cool and focused. The Kragg SL Cotton Bird Word S/S T-Shirt feels great on and off the rock and has a relaxed fit and gusseted underarms to improve mobility.
KEY FEATURES
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Premium SUPIMA® Cotton Construction - 100% long-staple cotton jersey (160 gsm) delivers exceptional softness, breathability, and durability that withstands the rigours of climbing and everyday wear
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Optimised Climbing Fit - Regular fit with gusseted underarms provides unrestricted movement and enhanced mobility for technical reaches and dynamic climbing movements
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Lightweight Performance - Weighing just 171g (6 oz), this tee offers a roomy, airy feel that keeps you cool and comfortable during high-output activities
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Arc'teryx Quality & Ethics - Manufactured at Nicole S.A.S., Colombia, reflecting Arc'teryx's commitment to durability as the strongest path to sustainability
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Versatile Design - Clean white base with black Bird Word branding transitions seamlessly from crag to casual wear, suitable for climbing and everyday adventures
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Material: SUPIMA® premium long-staple Cotton Jersey, 160 gsm - 100% Cotton
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Manufacturing Facility: Nicole S.A.S., Colombia
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Fit: Regular
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Weight: 171g / 6 oz
SIZE GUIDE
| Size |
Chest |
Waist |
Hip |
| Small |
94 cm |
79 cm |
93 cm |
| Medium |
102 cm |
86 cm |
100 cm |
| Large |
109 cm |
94 cm |
108 cm |
X-Large
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119 cm |
104 cm |
118 cm |
Size guide provided from the brands general sizing chart and refers to body measurements, we would always recommend coming in store to try on if possible and please contact us if you need guidance on sizing.
PROVENANCE AND ETHICS
Originally founded as Rock Solid Manufacturing by David Lane in 1981, In 1990 Lane brought Jeremy Guard, a fellow climber, into the fold and in 1991 they renamed the company Arc’teryx - a nod to the Archaeopteryx lithographica, the first reptile to develop feathers for flight - the first bird - and the brand’s instantly recognisable logo is a depiction of the Berlin specimen of the Archaeopteryx. Their philosophy is guided by the belief that durability is the strongest path to sustainability.
