Jumpers

[Lancstree]

I don't buy clothes very often but I'm having a hard time finding a good wool jumper. Can you recommend a retailer that sells nice stuff? I once had a nice wool jumper that my swiss mate gave me ( think it was snowboarders wear) and wore it all the time till one day I shrunk it! I like wool because its functional but you can wear it out on casual occasions too.

[Sam Thompson]

Swanndri

[Johny Walker]

ex,army stuff

[Lancstree]

excellent idea. I think its time to invest in one

[janey]

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[brassmonkey001]

Have you tried knitting?

[Paul Jenks]

I've got a 'Black Sheep', (Trade name), dark brown wool jumper that I found over twenty years ago. It's the warmest most comfortable jumper I've got. Not the most stylish you understand, but good enough to wear out and about as well as for work when it's damned cold. I think it's oiled wool as it sheds a bit of water, but the great thing about wool is it's ability to retain body heat even when soaking wet.

[Pat Ferrett]

Had a few Barbour woolen jumpers over the years and the only fault that I can find with them is the price, at around £80 for the ones I bought they're not cheap but as long as you dont shrink them or put on weight then you've got a jumper for life