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Outdoor Research Ironhorse Short Sleeve Shirt
CTNR1008111 0727602939339 CTNR1008111Outdoor Research
2025-12-22
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From Outdoor Research, this shirt features:
In the 1980’s, nuclear physicist and outdoor enthusiast Ron Gregg noticed a gap in the market for hiking and outdoor clothing. He created a functional, insulated gaiter, the X-Gaiter™, which held snug and was versatile enough to fit a variety of boots. From this original inspiration and its resultant innovation, Outdoor Research was founded the following year.
Outdoor Research was born from Ron’s research-led approach to problem solving. He believed that the Research Method could be applied to solve the outdoor’s biggest challenges. Today, we carry that ethos forward.
- Chambray woven heathered fabrication
- Point collar
- Short rolled cuff sleeves
- Front chest patch pocket
- Center back dart for better mobility
- Self-fabric hanger loop
- UPF 50+
- Anti odor
- Drop tail hemline
- Button front closure
- Approx. 28.5#double; length
- Hemp/organic cotton
- Machine wash
In the 1980’s, nuclear physicist and outdoor enthusiast Ron Gregg noticed a gap in the market for hiking and outdoor clothing. He created a functional, insulated gaiter, the X-Gaiter™, which held snug and was versatile enough to fit a variety of boots. From this original inspiration and its resultant innovation, Outdoor Research was founded the following year.
Outdoor Research was born from Ron’s research-led approach to problem solving. He believed that the Research Method could be applied to solve the outdoor’s biggest challenges. Today, we carry that ethos forward.
