٭٭٭ No Man Walks Alone - Official Affiliate Thread ٭٭٭ (a.k.a. I shouldn't have slept on it)

[whorishconsumer]

Considering getting a Lockie shawl cardigan as a sort of house sweater (throw on over a tee in the cold mornings, in lieu of a hoodie). i have been using my Chamula Cowichan for this purpose and wanted to confirm the Lockie is not especially scratchy against the skin with a short sleeved tee. Experiences?

I don't have the NMWA make up, but the super geelong that it is made with I do have experience with from another Lockie sweater I have owned. It is very soft. Not at the level of cashmere, but a fine substitute in my opinion. Not scratchy to my skin.

 

[TheSuitBurnsBetter]

Yeah. Really depends on the knit. I have one knit polo that is a little scratchy and a couple others that are less scratchy. Sometimes I wear nothing under, other times a v neck white tee (mine are mostly Nordstrom undershirts, a few are fruit of the loom)

The GRP merino polos need (demand?) no undershirt.

 

[Mariokartfever]

Itchy garments do not bother me because I usually wear a hairshirt to be closer to God

 

[hpreston]

The GRP merino polos need (demand?) no undershirt.

Yeah. GRP and another non-NM merino I wear without anything underneath.

 

[Thethrill]

Yeah. GRP and another non-NM merino I wear without anything underneath.

you are a heathen and a savage

 

[jeremygo]

Considering getting a Lockie shawl cardigan as a sort of house sweater (throw on over a tee in the cold mornings, in lieu of a hoodie). i have been using my Chamula Cowichan for this purpose and wanted to confirm the Lockie is not especially scratchy against the skin with a short sleeved tee. Experiences?

I wear mine over tees and polos and have no issues!

 

[sushijerk]

Sale is on.

 

[tomsocal]

Too many good deals, decisions, decisions…

 

[Using Technology]

Ha, what I was going to buy disappeared in the seconds between when I searched and clicked on the link. You all are fast.

 

[Hierophantic]

Merz Schwannen tees and an Ikiji rollneck. Base layering rise up.