Helly Hansen Men's Navy Lifa Merino Midweight Half-Zip

The Helly Hansen Men's Navy Lifa Merino Midweight Half-Zip carries Scandinavian technical layering into your corporate uniform program in a deep, workwear-ready navy colorway. Built on Helly Hansen's proprietary Lifa Merino fabric blend, this midweight half-zip combines the natural temperature regulation and odor resistance of merino wool with the moisture-wicking speed of Lifa synthetic fiber.

This creates a base or mid layer that keeps crews dry through long shifts in variable weather. The half-zip neckline allows quick ventilation adjustments when work intensity changes, while the midweight knit strikes a balance between warmth and breathability that suits maritime decks, industrial yards, and outdoor job sites alike.

Raglan sleeves reduce shoulder seam bulk under outerwear, and the trim, athletic cut layers cleanly beneath jackets, vests, or coveralls without adding restrictive bulk. Flatlock seams sit smooth against skin to prevent chafing during repetitive motion and extended wear.

Navy is a natural fit for maritime and marine-adjacent crews, echoing traditional nautical uniform colors while staying versatile enough for industrial and outdoor teams outside the water. The fabric's quick-dry properties mean less downtime between shifts and less laundering frequency, a practical advantage for procurement teams managing large crew wardrobes across multiple job sites and rotating schedules. The half-zip's stand-up collar adds an extra pocket of warmth around the neck without the bulk of a full collar, and the rib-knit cuffs and hem keep cold air out during active work.

Because the fabric pulls double duty as both insulation and moisture management, workers can wear it as a stand-alone layer on milder days or stack it beneath a shell jacket when conditions turn harsh. Available with embroidery or ColorPrint decoration, the Navy Lifa Merino Midweight Half-Zip is stocked and ready to run through SWAGHQ's uniform and gifting pipeline, with production timelines and minimums built around real crew deployment schedules rather than boutique apparel drops.