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I bought these shorts over the summer at another store and fell in love with them. I wish I could find them in every color! The sizing seems pretty accurate to me, and a lot of Mountain Hardwear stuff runs really small, so I think these are actually more appropriately sized. The fabric is great: moderate stretch, smooth looking, and dries fast. The design of the short is fashionable and practical.

My husband liked the appearance of the shirt, but within hours of putting it on for routine casual wear it had multiple large snags on the front. It seems to be a common problem with many of the technical knits, although Arc'teryx seems to have it figured out.

My husband liked the appearance of the shirt, but within hours of putting it on for routine casual wear it had multiple large snags on the front. It seems to be a common problem with many of the technical knits, although Arc'teryx seems to have it figured out.

I'm quite fond of Mountain Hardwear clothes, both for style and function reasons. This is a very practical sleeveless blouse- great with a cami underneath. Well made and decipherable sizing.

I like Mountain Hardwear clothes, and this one exemplifies why - great style with the half sleeves and fitted bodice and great function with the front zip pocket. More for travel than outdoor/hiking type use. Nylon fabric isn't as wicking as other functional fabrics.

My husband usually loves these boxers, but this pair was NOT as good. When looking at the label I realized that theses were made in Mexico rather than the US. That seems to make a difference as the waistband on these curls and the fabric is not as silky. One wonders if it was some kind of Patagonia experiment or something?

I returned the shorts as they were too big. I'm usually a standard size 6, but these were way too big and a 4 was not available. The fabric and construction looked great. I'd try again with a smaller size.