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Amazon Brand - Goodthreads Men's Lightweight Merino Wool Crewneck Sweater $7.82
$7.82
- 100% Merino Wool
- Imported
- Hand Wash or Dry Clean
- Comfortable and lightweight luxe, this 100% Merino Wool pullover sweater is versatile year-round- wear it over a shirt or as an additional layer under a blazer or coat
- Classic crewneck silhouette with knit dorito design at front neck, self knit ribbing at cuffs, waist, and neckline
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BKSKVS2
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NYBL....Eb48
For men. Some really good stuff in there for not a lot of money ($4-7). Would absolutely partake if I had anywhere to go.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NYBL....Eb48
"50% Merino Wool, 50% Acrylic"
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I like using merino wool clothing for traveling since they're light weight and have some antimicrobial properties so that they repel oder-causing bacteria. They're usually more expensive so I think it's worth a try at this price
Not as cheap at $22 but they have medium tall, which is really hard to find, and they get much better reviews than the $11-$14 hoodies that are apparently paper thin.
I know what this is referring to, but it seems like a strange reference. I mean, does whoever wrote this think of a pocket square as a "Cheez-It design"?