
Minus33
Minus33 Men's Chocorua Midweight Crew
Chocorua is a 245 g/m² interlock merino crew with a regular fit, providing a midweight option between a light jersey top and expedition clothing.
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Compare lightweight jersey, midweight interlock and expedition-weight crews without treating a weight label as a temperature guarantee.
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Chocorua is a 245 g/m² interlock merino crew with a regular fit, providing a midweight option between a light jersey top and expedition clothing.

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Yukon is Minus33’s 400 g/m² interlock crew, a dense all-wool layer for shoppers deliberately choosing heavyweight construction.

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Ticonderoga uses 170 g/m² merino jersey in a long-sleeve crew, offering a lighter foundation than the Chocorua interlock top.

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Moriah combines 170 g/m² all-wool jersey with princess seams, giving this lightweight women’s crew a shaped outline rather than a boxy undershirt cut.
The Minus33 models in this catalog make fabric construction a useful starting point. The Ticonderoga men’s crew and Moriah women’s crew use 170 g/m² merino jersey. The Chocorua moves to 245 g/m² interlock, while the Yukon uses a much denser 400 g/m² interlock. Each is an all-wool long-sleeve option, but they fill different spaces in a layering system.
Look at sleeve reach and body length as carefully as the fabric. Some Minus33 families offer regular and tall options; that does not establish stock for every Amazon size and color. Confirm the option you select, and compare the crew beneath your actual midlayer. Heavier fabric brings bulk and different drying considerations, so choose the density deliberately rather than assuming the expedition label makes it a better everyday shirt.
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Find a merino shirt with enough torso and sleeve length. Compare regular and tall cuts, hem measurements, and movement without simply sizing up.
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