Last month I wrote about the two wool field shirts I bought, one American and one Canadian. Now that the weather has cooled down I’ve had the chance to test them out some more.
The American shirt is noticeably softer and less scratchy. On the other hand the Canadian shirt is a bit heavier and more wind resistant. I wore the American one as a shirt-jac this morning on my Harbor Freight run and found that it offered little protection against the wind.
After getting back from HF I switched to the Canadian shirt for the time I was out mounting the security light, and I also wore it this afternoon when we all went up to the local playground. The temp today peaked at about 50 degrees F. but it felt a lot colder due to a constant strong wind. I was much more comfortable with the Canadian shirt as my outer layer.
Keeping in mind their respective limitations I am very happy with both shirts. I just wish it was easier to find either of them in size XL. Even with shipping from Canada, the Canadian shirt was quite a bit cheaper than newly made commercial equivalents.
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