- Slightly Fitted: Relaxed through the chest and sleeve, with a slightly slimmer waist.
Men's Bean's Access Trail Tee, Long-Sleeve
$39.95
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This quick-drying performance tee has all the technical features for active comfort with the feel of a broken-in tee, so you feel good before, during and after every activity.
At L.L.Bean, we believe enjoying time outside should be fun, easy and affordable. That's why we designed our Access Collection, complete with outdoor gear, apparel and footwear, with great prices and the L.L.Bean quality our customers are used to.
- Fabric feels cottony soft yet performs like a champ.
- 50% REPREVE® HIGH-QUALITY recycled polyester, 50% polyester. REPREVE® is a registered trademark of Unifi, Inc.
- Quick-drying, wicking, antimicrobial fabric enhances comfort and controls odor.
- Machine wash and dry.
- Reflective detailing helps you stay visible after sundown.
- Low-profile stitching eliminates chafing.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Waterproof from
Great shirt for paddling and hiking!
Great shirt for paddling and hiking! I would definitely recommend the shirt and buy it again.
Date published: 2026-06-17
Rated 4 out of
5
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Anonymous from
Well made, but not appropriate for hot weather.
Upsides: the build quality of this shirt is excellent, the seams are stitched beautifully and the synthetic fabric is durable. The color is pleasing and the cut although "Slightly Fitted" is not too snug.
Downsides: although the fabric is thin, it traps body heat and moisture like old-school polyester. The shirt sticks to you in contact areas like the shoulders, pecs, and gut, so it doesn't ventilate at all even though the cut is not snug. It's probably a decent-enough moisture wicking garment in a cooler client like Maine's, but is not appropriate for the humid Junes of Georgia and the Carolinas. A non-wicking light cotton is still preferable, because at least air gets under it.
Date published: 2026-06-10
