FS: Cool weather clothing: WoolyWarm outer jersey; lined wool knickers

[Patrick Moore]

1. Original issue WoolyWarm heavy wool sweater, 4-button, 3" crew neck, 27.5" bottom of collar to bottom of hem, 22" pit-to-pit.

I guess it's a sort of heathery olive? I'm somewhat color blind and took it for brown/gray until someone pointed out the green; not sure how dominant the green shade is.

Pretty much as new. I bought it used, wore it regularly for a few winters, but it has been hanging in the closet with very little use during the past several winters.

No holes, tears, wear apparent to the eye.

$75 shipped Priority CONUS.

2. Lined wool knickers. Home-altered by pro-level seamstress (me Mum; and I'm serious about "pro level") from pair of high-quality, middleweight-wool dress pants, lined waist to hem with heavier wool scavenged from another pair of higher-end dress pants.

The pockets and waistband lining are stout polycotton, not cheap synthetic.

Charcoal with what my color-dull eyes see as a faint purple stripe, but the stripe is very discrete. 

Note 3 tightly and strategically placed rear-center belt loops. 

Well used, but as with good materials generally, the only sign of wear is a bit of shininess in the crotch; the material does feel very slightly thinner there, but only very slightly. They'd last me years yet to come.

34" waist; 21" inseam, 12" from crotch seam to top of waistband -- these fit like good dress pants, and I find that perfect for cycling with drop bars.

I'm selling these because I plan to have a pair of long pants altered for cycling; otherwise they'd be worn again this winter.

$45 shipped Priority CONUS.

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Patrick Moore

Alburquerque, Nuevo Mexico, Etats Unis d'Amerique

[Patrick Moore]

Forgot to add about the knickers: The legs were cut straight across and hemmed, and velcro straps added (again, pro-level work). The ends of the legs are not tapered or gusseted.

[Patrick Moore]

On Wed, Sep 25, 2019 at 11:06 AM Patrick Moore <bert...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Patrick Moore]

Wooly Warm sold.

Price reduced for the knickers: $30 + actual shipping. A great deal of wear left, and I'm only jetisioning them because I have too many cycling pants.

[Patrick Moore]

[Patrick Moore]

$20 + Priority shipping. That seems to be $11.20 for many locations, so $31.20 net or $20 + actual Priority shipping, whichever is cheaper.

Last chance before Goodwill or before they are buried forever in the depths of my closet.