Recommend a good bushcraft jumper ?

[Paullyfuzz]

Im after 100% wool, pref v neck, dark green or brown. Not after any army surplus or anything too military looking.

 

[Chris the Cat]

Barbour?
C.

 

[Paullyfuzz]

Yeah, was thinking Barbour maybe the only option

 

[tiger stacker]

http://www.outdoorknitwear.com/store/category.php?category=12
apologies if they look slighty military

 

[beachlover]

These folks are good too...

http://www.woolovers.com/mens/jumpers

 

[santaman2000]

Cabela's : www.cabelas.com/mens-sweaters.shtml The first one pictured is grey but it comes in a brown as well.

 

[ReamviThantos]

These are top notch too, can't recommend Harkilla gear too highly.

http://www.scottcountry.co.uk/produ...93&mode=safe&gclid=CLCj6JDZuLMCFebLtAodgUgA4w

 

[MikeLA]

What about Lambswool can buy 2 or 3 and layer up when needed. From Matalan or Marks and Spencers.

 

[Paullyfuzz]

Cheers for the recommends chaps, some cracking jumpers there. Harkila look like just what im after but a tad too expensive for me. The Wool lovers look the fave at the mo.

 

[Elen Sentier]

Like the look and price of their cashmeres. I never go out without at least one of my cashmeres, they really do work.

 

[Elen Sentier]

What about Lambswool can buy 2 or 3 and layer up when needed. From Matalan or Marks and Spencers.

Indeed, and they're very good too.

 

[johnnytheboy]

There are loads of other brand like Harkila but slightly cheaper, seeland and deerhunter, all good quality products! Le Chameau do wooly jumpers pretty cheap!

 

[Jackdaw]

Have you looked at some of the Swanndri jumpers? I have a couple, and although I don't wear them that often on account of having a couple of ranger shirts, they are good.

 

[corby]

I can recommend woolovers I have used them for a while I think they offer good value for money I have the "hill walker" and two huntsman V neck all are used regularly . no connection with the company and I will be buying again. hope this helps

 

[EdS]

charity shop specially astehy all get snagged etc..

Herdwick wool is ideal - warm and hard as a nails