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Blending outdoor-ready utility with style-forward aesthetic, Nike’s ACG sub-label (an acronym for “All Conditions Gear”) has been a cult favorite since its debut in 1989 — so much so that it’s often difficult to get your hands on some of its products when they first drop. While the clothing and gear line has evolved throughout the years to include hiking shoes, pants, socks, jackets, and everything in between, it’s always maintained the balance of form and function that was established at the start. Case in point is this “Goat Rocks” long-sleeve made for layering.
Made with Nike’s Dri-FIT ADV tech, which takes moisture-wicking polyester fabric and combines it with advanced engineering so you stay dry and comfortable. If that’s not enough, the fabric is breathable as well so you won’t be uncomfortable when the temperature increases. In terms of fit, this long-sleeve shirt is roomy throughout, including the shoulders, chest, and torso, so movement throughout your adventure doesn’t have to be conscious, while it’s certainly low-profile enough that you can layer this with ease. The “Goat Rocks” top can be worn by itself or simply go under your t-shirt or windbreaker.
Available in Thunder Blue and Light Iron Ore and sporting ACG branding at the chest, this breathable, lightweight long-sleeve is expectedly stylish with versatile colorways that can go with whatever else you have in your closet. It also gives you plenty of sun protection on the trail, including UVA and UVB blocking wherever the shirt covers (i.e., you’ll still need sunscreen everywhere else). For extra coverage, there are thumb holes in the sleeves that can cover the lower portion of your hands so that your fingers are still free to move.
Great for both cold and warm weather, the ACG “Goat Rocks” long-sleeve is now available from Nike’s website for $70.
