The first time I saw these US-made Cobblecloth Crews on the Columbiaknit website, I misread the title as “Clobbercloth,” which I actually thought was pretty awesome. I mean, what a great name for a fabric used by a rugby jersey maker. But, alas, it’s Cobblecloth, which is still fine, I guess. Then again, at only $50 a pop, who cares what they’re called? Size down if you order one.
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what is the fit on these?
Loose-ish. Size down at least one.
How different are these from the ones sold by Archival. I just bought an Archival sweater. Columbiaknit supplies them with sweaters but these are $40 cheaper. I’m wondering if the quality is the same.
I own a bunch of these and they are my second favorite everyday shirt; the first being the mix-matched rugby shirts Columbiaknit also makes. They aren’t like the Archival sweatshirts really – the fabric is different. These are more like if a pique cotton polo, a rugby shirt, and a sweatshirt had a gloriously comfortable lovechild named Cobble D. Cloth
Topher,
Thanks for the update. Much appreciated.
Very comfy and decent quality everyday cold weather sweater.
I got one in the Grey and it bleed the color to a strange purple greyish shade.
Otherwise for the price, quality is impeccable.