Women's Avail long-sleeve base layer, peppercorn - Ariat

• AriatTEK® technology is designed to provide comfort in a range of weather conditions.
• Trizar® Certified Space Technology® helps regulate body temperature and retain warmth for comfort in cold conditions.
• Moisture Movement Technology™ helps wick away sweat to keep skin dry and improve comfort during activity.
• Sun Protection Fabric™ helps block harmful UV rays during long days outdoors.
• High-performance stretch knit offers excellent freedom of movement in the saddle.
• Ultrasoft brushed interior feels comfortable against the skin and adds warmth.
• Low-bulk thermal design makes it easy to layer under a jacket or vest.
• Half-zip closure (1/2 Zip) lets you adjust the collar opening for changing temperatures and ventilation needs.
• Ergonomic thumbholes help keep sleeves in place and improve comfort at the wrists.
• Close-fitting cut follows the body's shape while allowing excellent freedom of movement.
• Clean, elegant lines and a modern collar create a sporty, refined look.
• Versatile enough to wear alone or as a technical base layer on cold days.
• Ideal for riding lessons, barn activities, and outdoor outings in cold weather.
• Close-fitting cut flatters the silhouette.
• Stretch fabric moves naturally with the rider.
• Low-bulk design makes layering under other clothing easy.
• Technologies: AriatTEK®, Moisture Movement Technology™, Sun Protection Fabric™, and Trizar® Certified Space Technology®.
• Ideal for riding in cold weather, worn alone or as a layer.

• Machine wash in cold water with similar colors on a gentle cycle.
• Do not bleach.
• Do not use fabric softener.
• Tumble dry on low heat.
• Iron on low heat.
• Do not dry clean.

• 74% polyester.
• 26% elastane.
• Fabric: high-performance stretch knit with a soft, comfortable brushed interior.

Ariat is an American brand founded in 1993, specializing in boots, apparel, and equestrian equipment. Known for its quality, comfort, and technical innovation, Ariat blends performance and style for both professional and amateur riders — whether in English or Western disciplines.