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Rockcraft Wool Hoodie - Women's
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Shop Similar ProductsVersatile Rockcraft Wool Hoodie delivers breathable merino warmth
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"This hoodie is a great all-around layer for cool conditions. The 7-gauge merino knit feels soft and doesn’t itch, and it regulates temperature well during active days. I like the relaxed fit for layering under an overshirt or jacket, and the raglan sleeves give it better mobility when I’m moving or carrying a pack."
When the air cools and the trail calls, we pull on the Rockcraft Wool Hoodie for dependable comfort. Royal Robbins crafts this versatile layer from 100% Responsible Wool Standard merino wool, blending timeless style with outdoor-ready performance.
The 7-gauge midweight knit offers breathable warmth that adapts across a wide range of temperatures. Merino’s natural moisture-wicking and odor-resistant properties keep us comfortable on long hikes, travel days, or crisp evenings at camp. Raglan sleeves enhance range of motion, while the relaxed fit layers seamlessly under overshirts and shackets. Durable, adaptable, and easy to wear, this hoodie is built for adventure in every season.
Details
- Recommended for cool-weather hiking and everyday layering
- 100% Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) merino wool
- 7-gauge midweight knit for balanced warmth
- Naturally breathable and moisture-wicking
- Odor-resistant performance for extended wear
- Raglan sleeves for improved mobility
- Relaxed fit for easy layering
- Versatile midlayer for three-season use
- Item #RRBP2CN
- Material
- 100% Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) merino wool
- Fit
- regular
- Hood
- yes
- Style
- hoodie
- Activity
- casual

Born In Basecamp
Royal Robbins was one of the best climbers who ever lived. The company he and his wife Liz started was conceived on top of Half Dome and born in Basecamp in Yosemite Valley in 1968.