Recently, I've discovered Icebreaker. Love the stuff. Great baselayer, thin, breathable. If you're still in PDX, store's in the Pearl across NW 11th from Powell's. It IS spendy so you may want to check our their outlet store at Woodburn. Generally 30-50% retail. Another option is adidas, if you know someone who'll give you a one of the 50% coupons to get into the employee store at HQ.

Kohls Tek Gear. Huge fan of the Tek Gear Performance Mockneck Tee. I got three of these last winter and they served me well. Ran with these and a long sleeve tech shirt over it when it got really cold (below 10) and just wore that when it was between 20 and 30 and had no problems. Ran 3-4 times per week all winter, even in the polar vortex. Only had to resort to the dreadmill once. I'm telling you, give em a try. They are great.

I'm a huge Icebreaker fan. Originally bought some base layers for a few multiday hikes, but they are great for cycling too.

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Hands down the best stuff I have ever come across are the Craft Active and Active Extreme base layers. I scan the "Clearance" listings every time I get a promo email form Craft and have gotten some nice deals. (It helps if you are willing to get ugly colors.) David K

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C9 stuff by Champion @ Target. Dirt cheap and very effective.

Although I do like my old Craft base layers quite a bit.

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"If ever the time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin." - Samuel Adams

My merino Ice Breaker is good base for cool days 40-50* I usually pair that with under armor tights at those temps. This combo is great for days where it start cool and ends up warming up throughout the ride or run.

Below that I prefer my Mizuno Breath Thermal shirt, and the Breath Thermal Pants. Especially if its 40* and not going to get any warmer.

I sources some from Amazon to get great prices, others came from my local run shop.

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^^^^This.

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Places like TJ Maxx/Marshalls/etc. are usually really good for this kind of stuff. It is obviously hit or miss but I can generally get a couple of good tops or bottoms for much less than retail. Additionally, Costco usually carries merino wool tops and bottoms this time of year. The one by me just got them in and they have been some of my favorite winter tops.

Move to Nike's arch-rival - Adidas. I'm a very skinny guy myself, yet even I found myself considering the Medium when it comes to their baselayers. I'm a firm Small (sometimes XSmall) in every other piece I own, including Castelli clothing - 66kg @ 188cm.

Looong sleeves, tight fit and flexible fabrics make for a good baselayer.

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I like the base layers with a windstopper front panel. Castelli has some of those. Wind , while cycling, is a killer when it's cold out.

lol, Some love their stuff so much that they wear it year round.

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Big fan of TJ Maxx

mec.ca

wiggle.com

Winners (similar to TJ Max)

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Mec has those... reviews say neck hole is tight.

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