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The best hiking clothes are lightweight, layerable, and adapt to the day’s conditions. Our Jackson Quick-Dry clothes wick away moisture from the inside and dry fast if you get caught in the rain. Insulated jackets are great in the morning and pack away when the day warms up.
Men should hike in performance clothes that protect them from the elements. Think UV-blocking shirts, stretchy yet durable pants, and socks with moisture-managing materials to keep feet dry for miles.
Wear light, neutral tones if your goal is to stay cool when hiking and avoid spooking off wildlife. If you’re hitting difficult trails where visibility and safety are important, reach for bright colors that your hiking buddies or a ranger can easily spot.
This is the gear guys want for every mile: Our men’s hiking clothing is made to move, breathe, and protect, wherever the trail takes you. Our Jackson Quick-Dry and Dri-Cast hiking shirts help water and sweat evaporate fast, so you don’t stay wet for long. Stretchy, sun-blocking hiking shorts, pants, and shirts move with you and shield your skin from harsh rays. When temperatures dip, reach for a quarter-zip fleece pullover or insulated vest that locks in warmth and packs down small. Men’s merino wool hiking socks are a must for dry, blister-free feet. Even the extras—lightweight hats, stretch belts, and glow-in-the-dark field watches—are made for moving, whether you’re trekking a familiar trail or heading somewhere new.