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Men's Comet Hoody

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Men's Comet Hoody

$169.00

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At a Glance

Description

If you're looking for a Merino Wool hoody to stand up to the coldest winter days Mother Nature throws your way, look no further than the Men's Comet Hoody. Duckworth's proprietary Comet fabric combines a Montana-grown Merino Wool outer layer with a polyester inner layer. The polyester will wick sweat and moisture right off your skin and into the wool layer. Since the Merino Wool gets warmer when introduced to water and water vapor, the Men's Comet Hoody will keep you dry and warm even in the nastiest conditions. This slim (but not tight-fitted) Merino Wool hoody is soft to the touch, meaning it works perfectly as a single layer that looks sharp at après ski in the lodge or in the truck between treks. This Merino Wool baselayer is durable, anti-odor, moisture-wicking, quick-drying, and versatile. American-made with American Wool.

Fabric

Why Duckworth Comet Fabric?

 

Composition: 62% Merino Wool, 38% Recycled Polyester

Weight: 315 gsm

Sizing & Wool Care

Duckworth Merino Wool Men's Sizes

Cold gentle machine wash with like colors. Do not bleach. Dry flat or line dry only; do not tumble dry.

Warranty

If a garment fails from a manufacturing defect within a year of purchase, we will replace it. Wear, improper wash, and pilling from agitation are outside the warranty. Opened briefs cannot be returned.

Shipping & returns

U.S. standard shipping $8, free at $100+. Unworn returns within 30 days; exchanges and store credit ship back free. Cash refunds carry a $14 processing fee. See shipping and returns pages for the full rules.

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Montana-grown merino from the founder’s ranch and a short list of Rocky Mountain growers we can name.

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Made in USA

Knit, cut, and sewn in the same country the fleece grew — heirloom textile work kept on this side of the water.

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