Cornerstonemens Hoodie

This is a heavy zippered hoodie with a metal zipper. Nice quality. My husband thought the arms were a-little, tight but will probably stretch to fit him after a while. Nice color.Material is a bit different than the Dickies one he had but still good. Overall not bad.

One word can sum up my experience. Well, maybe two. Warm and BIG. I mean BIG. Being 6 feet and weighing 250 pounds I figured that XXL would be about right. It most often is. I got a dress. It literally hangs down to almost mid-thigh. On the other hand, it is quite warm. Like don't need a coat kind of warm. It's relatively thin but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Wind doesn't cut through it at all. It's also comfortable. I was looking for a replacement for an old beat-up Dickies insulated hoodie that they don't make any more and this is what came closest. I have to admit that the main problem is on me for choosing the size not some defect on the manufacturer's part. Just keep in mind that the sizes appear to run big.

Very warm and comfortable, didn't shrink when I washed it also. Great product

I have two of these hoodies and like them. They are more expensive than some but much cheaper and fit me better than Carhartt. I have also had problems with the zippers in both hoodies. One keeps catching on the material adjacent to the zipper and the other has the zipper stitching coming apart at the bottom of thezipper!!

Staying warm.

As a 6'2 dude this is pretty good. For the American northeast, it's mediumweight rather than heavyweight. It'll keep a good breeze out though. When worn, the XXL height comes down to the peak of my butt cheeks. Sleeve length has the cuff ending right where the palm of my hand begins. It's snug around the waist but not too tight - I'm about a 50 waist. The sleeves themselves aren't overly roomy. The inner material is durable and breathable, but it's a little coarse - although not nearly as coarse as carhartt's. Which is good because carhatt's is like sandpaper. A couple times through the wash should soften it up. This thing feels like it could take decent beating but it would definitely tear and burn around heavy steel or welding work. Whether for light work or casual wear, it's definitely worth checking out if you're a tall guy.

Durable! I have two of these including one I have worn almost daily for about 4 1/2 years. It has shown almost NO signs of wear apart from the blue color fading a bit from regular washing. I live in the Northern Great Plains of the U.S. and this is wonderful to help keep me warm even around the freezing point and a little below unless there is a good breeze. It is my go-to hooded sweatshirt for living in one of the coldest areas of the U.S. when the weather isn't too chilly. However, during the frigid and windy winters this hooded sweatshirt does double duty because it goes under my warm and wind resistant parka to give me that extra comfort when temperatures can fall to -30 degrees Fahrenheit. I have bought 7 or 8 hooded sweatshirts for myself or the family since I have lived here and this one is Super Durable and Warm unlike the others which fray around the arm cuffs & the waist-band and also the insulation becomes matted often. The zipper is quality brass and looks brand new still after 4 1/2 years and the pull-string on the hood shows almost no wear. For the money this is a tremendous value my opinion.

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