Men’s Waypoint Full Sleeve Shirt

Name: Men’s Waypoint Full Sleeve Shirt
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Not a trekking shirt you’ve borrowed into civilian life. Not a dress shirt you’re pushing past its limits. The Men’s Waypoint UPF-50 Shirt is ripstop polyester built from the start to handle both — because the people who need both deserve a shirt that was actually made for them. 2-way stretch that moves with the body, not against it. UPF-50 sun protection woven into every thread. Active cooling that works in the background through your hottest hours. Water resistance that’s inherent to the fabric, not something that fades. Hidden mesh vents under both arms and across the back. A button-down collar that reads as considered in any room. Roll-up sleeves with a tab that holds them where you put them. Two chest pockets with two different jobs. Fawn, Light Grey, or Navy — three colourways that belong in a bag and on a trail equally.

OTHER DETAILS

Fabric

100% Polyester

Country of Origin

India

Marketed By

Wild Country Pvt Ltd

Manufactured By

Stylkraft Ventures Pvt Ltd - 1422, Maker Chambers V, Nariman Point, Mumbai – 400021

Men’s Waypoint Full Sleeve Shirt - Light Grey / S

₹3,999.00

Color

Size

Not a Trekking Shirt. Not an Office Shirt. But Both.

UPF-50. Active cooling. Built to breathe. Ready before you are.

You already know what the day is going to throw at you. It’s going to start somewhere reasonable and end up somewhere else entirely. The shirt you wore to the 9am is the shirt you’re still in at 9pm — and somewhere in between there was a walk you didn’t plan, heat you didn’t check the forecast for, and a situation that required looking like you meant to be there.
The Waypoint was designed for that version of the day. Ripstop polyester with 2-way stretch — the kind of fabric that moves when you do and recovers when you stop. UPF-50 protection that’s in the weave, not applied on top of it. Active cooling built into the polyester so the fabric is working against the heat even when you’re not thinking about it. Water resistance that’s part of the material itself, still performing on the hundredth wear.
Hidden mesh vents under both arms. A back ventilation panel for when you’re generating real heat. A button-down collar for when the room requires it. Roll-up sleeves with a button tab that holds them where you put them. Two secured chest pockets — one for access, one for what you genuinely can’t afford to lose. Fawn, Light Grey, Navy. The colours that read right everywhere you end up.

A man sits on a stool at a wooden desk in a bright office, using a silver laptop. He is wearing a light gray button-up shirt over a white t-shirt and dark pants.

Not a Trekking Shirt. Not an Office Shirt. But Both.

UPF-50. Active cooling. Built to breathe. Ready before you are.

You already know what the day is going to throw at you. It’s going to start somewhere reasonable and end up somewhere else entirely. The shirt you wore to the 9am is the shirt you’re still in at 9pm — and somewhere in between there was a walk you didn’t plan, heat you didn’t check the forecast for, and a situation that required looking like you meant to be there.
The Waypoint was designed for that version of the day. Ripstop polyester with 2-way stretch — the kind of fabric that moves when you do and recovers when you stop. UPF-50 protection that’s in the weave, not applied on top of it. Active cooling built into the polyester so the fabric is working against the heat even when you’re not thinking about it. Water resistance that’s part of the material itself, still performing on the hundredth wear.
Hidden mesh vents under both arms. A back ventilation panel for when you’re generating real heat. A button-down collar for when the room requires it. Roll-up sleeves with a button tab that holds them where you put them. Two secured chest pockets — one for access, one for what you genuinely can’t afford to lose. Fawn, Light Grey, Navy. The colours that read right everywhere you end up.

The Engineering Under the Button-Down.

01

Ripstop Polyester

Ripstop polyester is built on a reinforced grid weave — every intersection in the fabric is engineered to stop a tear from going further than the point it started. Lightweight without being flimsy, structured without stiffness. It holds its shape through daily use in a way cotton never does, dries fast, and doesn’t absorb sweat or odour the way natural fibres do. In a shirt, that means a collar that stays crisp, shoulder seams that don’t distort, and fabric that looks good on the last day of a trip as it did on the first.

Fabric Technology

02

Water Resistance

The water resistance in the Waypoint isn’t a surface coating that washes out after a dozen cycles — it’s inherent to the fabric itself. Rain on a trail, a spill at an airport cafe, a monsoon that shows up without warning — it beads off the surface and keeps moving. The hundredth wash performs exactly like the first. No re-treatment. No re-proofing. No rethinking what you packed when the sky changes.

Weather Protection

03

UPF-50 Protection

UPF-50 is woven into the fabric, not printed on the label as an afterthought. The Waypoint blocks 98% of UV-A and UV-B radiation across every inch of coverage — full torso and arms. High-altitude treks where the UV index is off the chart. Long drives through the Rajasthan afternoon. A city that bakes from May to September. The protection is always on, whether you thought about it or not.

UV Shield

04

Active Cooling

The cooling technology is built into the polyester at the fibre level — it absorbs heat from the skin and disperses it outward. Not just breathable. Not just lightweight. Actively working against the temperature while you’re wearing it. The shirt that feels lighter at 2pm than it did at 10am, because it’s been doing something the whole time.

Temperature Control

05

2-Way Stretch

Horizontal and vertical stretch in the ripstop weave. Reach for an overhead rack on a train, shoulder a daypack on a slope, bend across a desk for four hours — the shirt is moving with the body rather than holding it back. The kind of stretch that makes you forget you’re wearing a technical shirt. Which is exactly the point.

Stretch Fabric

BUILT FOR INDIA

Where to Wear

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Travel & City

The shirt you land in and don’t need to change out of. Airports where the AC is arctic and the tarmac walk is not. Heritage walks through old cities at 11am when the sun is already doing its thing. A rooftop dinner where the evening is warm and the view is worth staying for. The Waypoint reads as a considered shirt in all of it — button-down collar, clean chest detailing, colourways that go with everything. Fawn with tan chinos. Light Grey over cargo pants. Navy with whatever you last threw in the bag.

A man in a forest setting wearing a light gray button-up shirt, beige pants, a black backpack, and a tan waist pouch bag, holding a DSLR camera.

Mountain & Trail

Long days where the conditions shift from cold morning to blazing noon to afternoon rain without asking your opinion. UPF-50 on exposed ridgelines. The ventilation system on sustained climbs where the body is generating real heat. 2-way stretch when the trail requires you to move properly rather than shuffle along in a shirt that pulls at the shoulders. Water resistance when the afternoon cloud comes in. Roll the sleeves up for the effort. Roll them down for the top. The Waypoint handles the whole day without you having to think about what you’re wearing.

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Everyday & Commute

This is the shirt that makes Tuesday easier. The one you grab when you’re late and don’t have time to iron something, because ripstop nylon doesn’t crease the way cotton does. The one that survives being folded in a bag all morning and still looks like a choice, not a compromise. Active cooling that keeps the fabric working through back-to-back meetings and a commute that involves more walking than the app predicted. The long-sleeve button-down that works in an office that runs the AC too hard and a street that doesn’t.

IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN

Six Reasons the Waypoint Earns Its Place.

01

The Fabric Cotton Never Taught You to Expect

A cotton dress shirt creases by 11am, absorbs sweat by 1pm, and takes overnight to dry. The Waypoint is ripstop polyester— the same category of fabric used in outdoor gear that has to perform in the field, rebuilt as a button-down shirt. Lighter than cotton. Faster-drying. Structurally stronger. The shirt that still looks like itself at the end of a long day because the material was built to hold up, not just to look good on a hanger.

02

UPF-50 That Looks Nothing Like UPF-50

Most UPF-50 shirts look like they belong on a fishing boat or a sun safety poster. The Waypoint looks like a shirt someone actually chose — button-down collar, regular fit, clean chest pocket detailing, colourways that belong in a wardrobe. The UPF-50 is in the weave, not in the aesthetic. You get full sun protection and a shirt that reads as considered everywhere you wear it.

03

Ventilation You Can’t See and Can’t Live Without

Ventilation panels on most technical shirts are either visible mesh that breaks the look, or so minimal they don’t actually do anything. The Waypoint’s underarm vents are hidden behind the shirt’s outer layer, lined with mesh, and positioned at the exact point where the body generates the most heat during movement. Paired with back ventilation that works in parallel. The shirt that looks clean at a table and performs on a climb — at the same time, in the same piece.

04

The Sleeve Tab That Actually Holds

Roll-up sleeves are a promise most shirts don’t keep. The sleeves look rolled when you put them up, and look unrolled again ten minutes into the day. The Waypoint has a button tab on the sleeve that locks the roll in place — through a full day of movement, a long ascent with a pack on, a commute with your arm raised for the overhead handle. You roll it once. It stays.

05

Water Resistance That Doesn’t Wash Out

Most water-resistant shirts use a DWR coating applied to the surface of the fabric. That coating degrades — a few washes in, it’s visibly less effective; a year in, it’s gone. The Waypoint’s water resistance is inherent to the fabric— it’s in the fibre, not on top of it. The performance on wash one hundred is the same as wash one. The shirt you stop thinking about because it just keeps working.

06

Two Pockets With Two Different Jobs

A flap-close pocket and a zip-close pocket, both on the left chest. This isn’t a design flourish. It’s a function decision. The flap holds what you reach for constantly — sunglasses, a card, a folded receipt. The zip holds what you cannot lose — a trail permit, a hotel key, a SIM card, emergency cash. Two closures, two risk levels, both reachable without looking. The pocket system that covers every category of what people actually carry in a shirt pocket.

Technical Specifications

The Numbers Behind It.

FABRIC

100% Polyester

COOLING

Yes — active cooling built into fabric

WATER RESISTANT

Yes — inherent to the fabric

UPF

50+

POCKETS

Pockets Left chest flap pocket + left chest zip pocket

FIT

Regular

WAIST SIZES

S · M · L · XL

COLOURWAYS

Fawn · Light Grey · Navy

CARE

Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.

CLOSURE

Button

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Every Detail Has a Reason.

01

Left Chest Flap Pocket

Wide enough for a passport, sunglasses, a folded sheet of paper, or anything flat that needs to stay within reach. A clean button close that sits flush to the body without adding bulk. The pocket you open twenty times a day without thinking about it — positioned so reaching for it is a single motion, not a search.

02

Left Chest Zip Pocket

Sits directly alongside the flap pocket — narrow, deep, and zip-close. For the things you need to know are there without checking. A hotel key card. A sim card you can’t replace mid-trip. A trail permit that took three weeks to get. Cash you’re keeping separate. One zip, and it doesn’t open by accident. Both pockets reachable with the same hand without looking down.

03

Mesh-Lined Underarm Vents

Vent panels under both arms, backed by a mesh lining that moves air directly at the body. Hidden from the outside — the shirt’s exterior is clean. Positioned at the underarm because that’s where the body concentrates heat during movement. Both sides, equally. They’re invisible when you’re standing at a whiteboard and indispensable when you’re moving at altitude.

04

Back Ventilation Panel

A dedicated panel across the upper back works in conjunction with the underarm vents to create airflow across the full torso. The back is where heat builds and stays on high-effort days — the panel keeps air circulating rather than trapping it. On a long ascent or a hot city afternoon, the difference between a shirt that works and a shirt that just tolerates.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Treat It Right. It'll Last.

Button all buttons and close the zip pocket before washing.

Machine wash cold with similar colours.

Tumble dry low or hang dry. Do not over-dry.

Do not bleach. Do not dry clean.

Standard cold-wash care is all it takes to maintain.

A man wearing a navy blue long-sleeve shirt and matching shorts sits on a rock in front of a waterfall, cooking sausages in a pan on a portable stove.

The Waypoint Story

A waypoint isn’t a destination. It’s a marker
you set in the middle of moving — a reference point that tells you where you
are so you can figure out where you’re going next. You set waypoints when
you’re already on the move. When the journey is already happening.

The Waypoint shirt was built for the person
who’s always mid-journey. Not the person who separates trekking days from work
days from city days because most people’s lives don’t divide that cleanly. The
person who flies into a city at 8am, spends the afternoon walking somewhere
that turned out to be further than the map suggested, and still needs to look
like a considered human being at dinner. The person whose Saturday is a ridge
and whose Sunday is a screen.

We didn’t want to build a trekking shirt that
apologises for being in a restaurant. We didn’t want to build a dress shirt
that gives up on a trail. We built a shirt that was designed from the first
sketch to handle both — because people who live that way deserve a shirt that
was made for them, not adapted for them.

Fawn. Light Grey. Navy. Three colours chosen
because they belong in a suitcase and on a trail in equal measure. One shirt
that never has to explain what it’s doing there.

Find your waypoint. #EddieSetGo.

THE EB PROMISE

Eddie Set Go. Built for people who stop waiting and start moving.

In 1936, Eddie Bauer went on a winterfishing trip, nearly froze to death, and came home with one thought: nobody hadbuilt the right gear, so he was going to build it himself. He didn’t wait forconditions to be perfect. He didn’t wait for someone else to solve the problem.He just went and did it. That’s EDDIE SET GO — the belief that thebest adventures don’t happen to people who are ready. They happen to people whodecide to go. Every piece in this range was built forthat decision. The moment you stop overthinking the forecast, the weekend, theright time, and just go. We’ve taken care of the gear. The rest is on you. And if anything we’ve made doesn’t hold upto the adventure you took it on — we want to know about it. That’s not apolicy. That’s who we are.