IHSW-34 -12oz Heavyweight Loopwheel Fleece Lined Sweater - Grey Marl or Mint Gre

[twin]

Like the pic @rocket  The 34 looks good under the IH jacket.

[rocket]

thanks @twin

[twin]

You are welcome rocket. BTW lots of rain here today.

[rocket]

pic is not from today, we had actual some sunshine, after like 6 weeks without any…

[neph93]

@rocket how thick is the fabric compared to an IH hoodie? I'm scratching my head about sizing…

[rocket]

@neph93 the fabric feels substantial, from the thickness around the weight of a hoodie, difficult to compare.

I would suggest to go for the larger size, if in doubt. I went for Medium's and they are short and fitted on me.

[rocket]

[neph93]

Thank you buddy. Looking good with the 777 [emoji1417]

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[Seul]

Just ordered "red" so I can in effect wear it in combo with the sweatpants…

Y'all should make socks out of this stuff... 

[Alex]

Wanted to look more like this guy?!

[Giles]

That's one good looking dude…..

[rocket]

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[Seul]

X-post. You think a man wearing an all pink get-up cares about x-posting?..

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[Denim Reynholm]

[neph93]

If you want the finish garment to have a certain shape to it then the tubular weave needs to be cut and re-sewn. The fabric itself retains the qualities of loop wheeled material despite the side seams.

Edit: it’s a trade-off at the end of the day. The lack of side seams is aesthetically pleasing (for some) and more comfortable (although that is really only an issue on garments worn close to the body).

[Giles]

And, proper the knitted tube that loopwheel machines make, max out at a rather small Japanese circumference, so to make larger garments, the tubes have to be cut and sewn…