Mountain WarehouseSnowdon Mens Micro Fleece Top - Warm, Breathable, Quick Drying, Zip Collar Fleece Sweater, Soft & Smooth Pullover - For Spring, Travelling, Walking

I've got a couple of these which I use as an outer layer whilst out walking. They are ideal at this time of the year (late spring) when we seem to get a mixture of cloud/sun. Very lightweight, so easy to stow in a backpack for those occasions when it gets a bit too warm - I try and keep mine on as long as possible though not only for the added protection, but they also make a great sweatband!Size wise, I am around a 44 inch chest and opted for a size Large, which is a nice fit - not too loose, nor too tight. The sleeve length is about 1/2 inch too long for me, but that doesn't present a big problem in the grand scheme of things.It would be nice if they were half the price they are, but I can't mark them down for that, the price is what it is. I opted for the Mustard and Cobalt colours and both stand out very well.

Looks good, feels good, wears good. Pricing spot on and colours [difficult with autumn shades sometimes] are a precise match for the on-screen illustration.

I like it a lot. Nice material. Is light weight and comfortable. Great value. Only niggle is the sleeve length is weigh too long so go around with sleeves permanently part rolled up.I am a normal large size so this is not a general problem for me.

No frills fleece which functions well upto 15C and a good inner layer for lower temperatures. Great for walking.

Got 4 of these, lightweight easy wash dry no ironing, just hang on hanger, good fit comfortable. Bought normal size ( l ) fits very well

I’ve started to feel the cold more as I approach the age of seventy. Temperatures that didn't bother me as recently as two or three years ago now have me reaching for additional clothing even in summer. My Father used to say: ’the person who invented artificial fibres should be shot’. It was black and white for him: cotton in summer, wool in winter.He had a point. Even today many claims for 'microfleece' jackets fail to withstand proper scrutiny. After this experience however I beg to differ with the old boy's sweeping generalisation. I'm especially susceptible around the chest, shoulders and arms for some reason, and after donning a Merino wool vest, three t-shirts, a flannelette pyjama top and a thick woolly jumper failed to do the trick on a night that wasn’t actually that cold (it’s the damp from the rain that gets to you more than the temperatures) I took a chance on this.Five stars for making all the difference. I don't itch and it doesn’t make me uncomfortable as many similar garments have so the claim for its breathability is certainly accurate. Best of all there is virtually no weight to it and it’s terrifically warm. I bought a second shortly afterwards and may buy another as Autumn nears.If it helps I’m short and fat, and at 5’ 7” with a 52” inch waist and about the same measurement chest choosing a 2XL on the first purchase worked out fairly well, though it seemed just a little tight so I went up a size on the second item. It depends how you want it to fit of course but just bear this in mind if your own dimensions are similar to mine.A great item albeit at a slightly top heavy price.Recommended.

As described. I like it.

we needed to come away from traditional sweat shirts but were not sure what to replace them with, we have opted for the zip up micro fleeces, reasonable price , warm and zip up around the neck for added warmth, look smart and iron up well, fit as expected.