jolly gear triple crown button down Triple Crown Button Down Long Sleeve

jolly gear triple crown button down Triple Crown Button Down Long SleeveThe do it all hybrid sun shirt! Rugged enough for Americas triple crown of backpacking and stylish enough to go wherever the adventure takes you. Shirt Specs: Button down for ventilation Hood with vent hair hole and cinch cord with cord locks Zipper pockets Thumbholes Collar for hood down neck protection and style Woven mechanically mosquito resistant fabric (no bug treatment) Machine washable Fabric 86% Polyester 14% Spandex UPF 30 Men's size medium

The do-it-all hybrid sun shirt! Rugged enough for America’s triple crown of backpacking and stylish enough to go wherever the adventure takes you.

Shirt Specs:

• Button-down for ventilation
• Hood with vent/hair hole and cinch cord with cord locks
• Zipper pockets
• Thumbholes
• Collar for hood-down neck protection and style
  
• Woven mechanically mosquito resistant fabric (no bug treatment)
• Machine washable
• Fabric- 86% Polyester 14% Spandex
• UPF 30
• Men's size medium weighs 8.5oz

Patent Pending

Sizing 

—Sizing Chart—

Jolly is 6’4 and 235 wearing a men's XL.

Ema is 5’5 and 140lbs wearing a women's small.

About the design:

 Designed by Kelly Frohnauer. Trail Madness is a Toile de Jouy style art piece with 13 scenes from the triple crown of thru hiking. It is truly a pattern that keeps on giving.  Bringing back more memories the longer you wear it. Whether you have hiked the length of all three or the width of one, there is something in this pattern that will speak to you.

Locations like Muir Hut, China Wall, and Katahdin will bring back memories of good friends, cool mornings, and remind you of everywhere you’ve been or all the places you wish to go. 

But why “Trail Madness”? The name comes from a play on March Madness where, in October 2022, you, the community, helped me choose all of the artwork for this print without knowing it! We had a bracket to chose the most iconic places, animals, and plants on trail and these were our top contenders, all in one place to take with us wherever the trail winds next.  

About the artist:

“As long as I can remember, I was drawn to art. My dad was very artistic and had studied to be a commercial artist. His detailed drawings of rugged, hardworking cowboys with their cigarette hanging on the edge of their mouth enchanted me. He could creatively depict their personalities, so they seemed to come alive! The thought of one day being a commercial artist was his dream which always fascinated me. Many years later, when my youngest child graduated homeschool high school, I suddenly had extra time on my hands! I saw this as the perfect opportunity to nurture my artistic talent and I jumped in with both feet. My artistic self, which had been set aside while I raised my five children, quickly became reawakened. Memories of my dad’s drawings returned to daily inspire me on my new artistic journey. Now, his dream has become my dream.” Kelly Frohnauer