Warm Pullover Sweatshirts?

[megsoro]

I'm in GA currently, and we're in a weather funk. It's too cold to wear my light zip ups (I bike around town) but it's too warm to wear my winter jacket. I'm looking for suggestions on a brand of WARM, comfortable, pullover hooded sweatshirts.

Anyone have any good track records? I'm willing to spend money if they'll be warm.

 

[davedmaine]

Go to the mall and try some on ..

 

[megsoro]

Go to the mall and try some on ..

I would, but I don't have a car, and it's very unsafe to bike there :/ I think I might just order a bunch online and return the ones I don't like, but was hoping to see if people had suggestions.

 

[Ashlander]

I think Under Armour makes warm hooded sweatshirts.

 

[MinnieForMe]

I'd check Landsend.com and LLbean.com. They have a lot of between weather clothing.

 

[BeachLove]

Eddie Bauer makes some nice sweatshirts and hoodies. Lands end has a few thermals that I find way very warm to wear under a shirt and jacket. I highly recommend those.

 

[BeachLove]

Eddie Bauer code: Salmon 25% off + FREE shipping with $49

 

[cockermon]

You might want to look at good fleece jacket for in-between weather.
In midwest, North Face, Columbia, Lands End, LLBean, Eddie Bauer, etc are very popular jacket for 40-50 degree weather. Also doesn't absorb water like a sweatshirt does in damp weather. You should be able to buy this online- just depends how much you want to spend.

 

[LJSquishy]

Neither my husband nor myself like pullovers, but we do love the zip style hoodies from Eddie Bauer. My hubby's favorite is the Sherpa Fleece Lined Hoodie: http://www.eddiebauer.com/catalog/p...ategoryName=EB&viewAll=n&pg=1&cmPathInfo=null

I just saw First Ascent (at Eddie Bauer) has a pullover hoodie type thing...but it may be too lightweight.

My husband has a softshell jacket also from Eddie Bauer that he loves. He sometimes wears it in the fall when he bikes to work but it does not have a hood and is full zip (of course): http://www.eddiebauer.com/catalog/p...ategoryName=EB&viewAll=n&pg=2&cmPathInfo=null

I will say that I do know that their regular pullover hoodies ARE very thick so I'm sure they would be nice and warm.

 

[pigletto]

2 I can solidly recommend are the North Face fleece pullover and Life Is Good sweatshirts. The Life is Good ones feel like a hug on the inside they are so soft.

 

[Leajess99]

Under Armor has water resistant hoodies. I just bought my middle DD another one as she does not wear coats to school and these are warm for her to stand at the bus stop in the morning. I does get cold here but she likes the UA hoodies and does not complain about the cold in them.