Interesting.
Are your Icebreaker pieces 100% wool?
Most of the ultralights (under 200 weight?) are not for the last 10 years or so, the reason being that the nylon and lycra adds strength to the cloth.
I have to say that I haven't tried synthetic tops for over twenty years and the Patagonia pieces that I've passed on to my wife don't look any different than when they were purchased.
The quality of the wool itself has gone down in my view since they moved production overseas.
There’s only one with a label that’s still readable, and that says 100% New Zealand wool, so I assume so. I didn’t know they did the “sportswool” thing these days.
Interesting.
Are your Icebreaker pieces 100% wool?
Most of the ultralights (under 200 weight?) are not for the last 10 years or so, the reason being that the nylon and lycra adds strength to the cloth.
I have to say that I haven't tried synthetic tops for over twenty years and the Patagonia pieces that I've passed on to my wife don't look any different than when they were purchased.