I had five 1/4-zip sweaters made of different materials, mostly cotton and polyester fleece. Once I got my Woolx Blizzard, the others went to the donation bin. Nothing beats the warmth of wool, and it layers better than fleece because it’s less bulky. And for some reason, dog hair doesn’t stick to it like it does to fleece. The quality is first rate and should last a long time.

The 1/4 Zip Blizzard is a comfortable warm, but not overly so, fit. I like it both with and without a merino T-shirt. If it is windy, a wind shell is in order.

I love everything about this pullover: it’s heavy, but not bulky or restrictive. Fabric is soft and comfortable and performs great.

I’m please d with it and I’m comfy cozy. Live in the pacific nw and use this for work,I’ve become more sensitive to the cold and I need more insulation without a lot of bulk. Very stretchy and comfy. I don’t wear any 100% cotton layers need the wicking as my job is physically demanding Wool fits the ticket and these guys make great stuff. I predict a good value in the long run. Washing results have been great as expected thus far , been about a month, worn every day. No cons

I love this layer. I switched to a shell jacket with no insulation this year and bought this to test out as my second layer (over just a long sleeve t-shirt). Even though it is heavier weight than other merino wool baselayers it still is relatively light, fairly thin, but feels cozy and sturdy. It layers easily over another layer, and under another layer if needed. It doesn't bunch up or feel too bulky and it keeps me nice an toasty. Just for reference, with my shell, this layer plus a t-shirt I'm warm enough for ~25°+ days. For colder than that, I throw on one more layer. My only wish is that it had thumb-hole cuffs like the crew neck version. I didn't realize that it didn't until it arrived (my mistake)