Guys in Duluth calmly go about their day in the kind of cold that chills most to the bone. Is it their Scandinavian ancestry keeping them warm? Maybe a bit – but they also rely on beefier sorts of shirts to fend off the cold. Like Burly Thermals. They're made of super-dense 9.9-oz. 60% cotton thermal knit – soft as all get out, with a classic honeycomb texture that traps heat against the skin. A 40% polyester blend fights shrinking and fading. As warm as these styles were last year, you were a little cool to the extra length and relaxed fit. You spoke! We listened! This year’s versions come in a less baggy Standard Fit – ideal layered under a shirt jac to deal with breath-stopping cold like the winds that blow off Lake Superior. We also changed these shirts to a regular length. Added a seamless underarm panel and raglan sleeves for better no chafe comfort on the move. And built in a chest pocket. Nice job there on those suggestions!