Laundromat Phoenix Wool Sweater - Fleece Lining, Full Zip (For Men)
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Overview
About Laundromat Phoenix Wool Sweater - Fleece Lining, Full Zip (For Men)
Closeouts. It's a jacket! It's a sweater! It's a blanket! It's the warmest layer in your wardrobe, that's what it is. Laundromat's Phoenix sweater blows away the cold-weather competition with its heavyweight winter wool and cozy fleece lining. It doesn't hurt that its hand-knit design features bold geometrics and Native-American-inspired phoenix birds, either.
- A member of the Fair Trade Federation, the majority of Laundromat goods are produced by local artisans from small villages in Nepal
- Thick-knit handcrafted wool offers supreme warmth and protection in frigid temps
- Fully lined in supersoft insulating fleece
- Wide, roll-down collar can be left standing for extra protection
- Rib-trim hand pockets
- Full-zip front with wooden zipper pull
- Made in Nepal
Specs
Specs about Laundromat Phoenix Wool Sweater - Fleece Lining, Full Zip (For Men)
- Full Zip
- Length: 28" (based on size large)
- Fabric: 100% wool
- Lining material: 100% polyester
- Care: Dry clean
- Made in Nepal
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Most Helpful 2-Star Review
2.0 out of 5 stars.
Very good quality, but poor fit.
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Reviewed by Johns Creek Nole from Georgia on Tuesday, July 28, 2015
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2.0 out of 5 stars. Very good quality, but poor fit.Verified Buyer Reviewed by Johns Creek Nole from Georgia on Tuesday, July 28, 2015I'm a fairly fit 6'1", 190 pounds. I ordered a large, which fit fine in the chest and shoulders. But the very skilled workers in Nepal must think that anyone who is that tall must also be fat-- the bottom balloons out. It will just look lumpy on any man with a V shape. I was really looking forward to wearing this in New England this fall. A little better tailoring, and it would have been perfect.
