I have smart wool products and liked them initially, but have since found 
them to tear a bit too easily and I'm generally very gentle with wool 
garments. I love their socks though wear em all the time in any weather.

I like the Ibex garments but I think they're extremely expensive...I have 
two short sleeve shirts, arm and leg warmers. What I've found is I don't 
like wool bike specific clothing, I can't stand rear pockets to stash 
things that's why I have racks and bags for goodness sake. I love the MUSA 
SS t-shirts that Rivendell sells great price and quality, they work well 
either as a base or by them selves well above 80 degrees. Planning on 
picking up a wooly warm tweed sweater real soon.

Disclaimer: Since I live in the land of the furnace I have come to accept 
that wool only suits very narrow times here in SoCal so the others 
obviously will have better feed back on temps below 40 degrees. Now if ya 
want to talk about hot weather clothing!!

~Hugh "parched" Smitham

On Friday, January 24, 2014 12:39:49 PM UTC-8, Mike Schiller wrote:
>
> The Icebreaker clothing is made in China, so no surprise it's offered at 
> big discounts.  I prefer to buy US or NZ or Australia made items myself in 
> keeping with the Rivendell vision. 
>
> I like the Ibex jersey's and they have sales at the end of the season that 
> make the prices a little more reasonable. Their wool knickers are fantastic 
> too.   Ground Effect from New Zealand makes some good blended merino 
> jerseys that do better in warmer weather.  
>
> For a really lightweight top, the Smartwool Mircoweight tops are really 
> nice. They are made in Vietnam.  This place has good deals on Smartwool   
> http://www.moontrail.com/home.php?cat=485
>
> ~mike
>
>
>

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