I want a warmer hoodie. I've got a couple, one is way too big and the other is ok, but neither are very warm, and have no water resistance.

I'm looking at this Carhartt one, which would be perfect except it is a zipper one, and I really want a pull-over where you have just one pocket for both hands.

Really looking for a sherpa-lined pullover hoodie that is water resistant. With either sherpa lining down the sleeves, or some other sleeve lining (the Carhartt has nylon with I'm guessing some batting).

I've spent a few hours looking, and the Carhartt is the closest I've found, except for the pullover part.

Any recommendations?

Duluth Trading has a number of hoodies and hooded zip-up sweatshirts that are very comfortable and durable, and available in various different models for everything from comfy loungewear to sporty activewear to toasty outdoor workwear.

For what you've described, a water-resistant Carthart-style pullover hoodie with some extra warmth, check out https://www.duluthtrading.com/...s-shirts-sweatshirts

I have several of the Carhartt pullover types. They are pretty much my daily wear in this kind of weather. I have one of the rain guard types that works quite well.

They do seem to have changed their design some over the past couple years to a larger bulkier style than previously.

Good quality though. I have a two that are ten years old and still going strong.

Here is my go to hoodie

TAD

https://tripleaughtdesign.com/shop/ranger-hoodie-lt/

If you really want a neat hoodie check out the link below. I have one and have hunted in a number of times, it's wool with features. Chris


http://lrbushcraft.com/lester-...0-wool-boreal-shirt/

I don't think I've seen a heavyweight pullover hoodie that's also water resistant in any real sense.

But I like the idea.

Check out Arborwear double thick.
They’re extremely warm. Pricey at about $90
but made to last.

Guess I should have added, at around $100 or less lol

I had looked at Duluth, but missed that one. I’ll put it on my list to consider.

I would go Duluth Trading.

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Originally posted by 46and2:
I don't think I've seen a heavyweight pullover hoodie that's also water resistant in any real sense.

But I like the idea.

Check out the Carhartt ones.

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Originally posted by 46and2:
I don't think I've seen a heavyweight pullover hoodie that's also water resistant in any real sense.

But I like the idea.

Under Armor makes/made one. I like mine, washed several times, still beads water.

Watch yourselves in cockatoo land -- ScreamingCockatoo in the stolen truck gun thread:

"Hoodie always = criminal in my first thought.
I'll have my hand near my revolver if I see someone with their hood up."

The best hoodie = no hoodie.

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Originally posted by Chris Anchor:
If you really want a neat hoodie check out the link below. I have one and have hunted in a number of times, it's wool with features. Chris


http://lrbushcraft.com/lester-...0-wool-boreal-shirt/

I'll say, that one probably is the most impressive one I've seen, but it's too high over my price point.

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Originally posted by Holger Danske:
Watch yourselves in cockatoo land -- ScreamingCockatoo in the stolen truck gun thread:

"Hoodie always = criminal in my first thought.
I'll have my hand near my revolver if I see someone with their hood up."

Like at your kids soccer practice? Most parents have one. Those suburbanite moms can be pretty wound tight.

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Originally posted by Chris Anchor:
If you really want a neat hoodie check out the link below. I have one and have hunted in a number of times, it's wool with features. Chris


http://lrbushcraft.com/lester-...0-wool-boreal-shirt/

Never heard of this, and right in my own backyard.

Champion Reverse Weave. Super heavyweight and last forever.

Just got this: Flint and Tinder 10 Year Hoodie. Got the zipper one and am wearing it every day. Made in the U.S.A.

GUARANTEED to last you 10 YEARS and comes with FREE mending.

I have an American Giant hoodie that is excellent design and quality. They make a cotton zipper one that has some kind of waterproofing on it, it is expensive.

Dickies has some heavier hoodies. Prices aren't bad either.