Aran Crafts Men's Fisherman Irish Rib Crew Neck Wool Sweater

Nicely packaged and arrived quickly. Obviously good quality and it fits me very well. Nice and warm.

Very pleased with this wool sweater. It is a good fit, well made and very warm.In my opinion excellent value for the price.

I've had one of these for nearly 40 years - I bought it in Blacks camping in about 1988. I still wear it every winter and it still looks great. I prefer the simple fisherman's rib style to the fancy rope patterns of other Aran jumpers. What's weird is it never seems to get dirty so it hardly ever needs washing. I have no idea how that works.So, after 40 years of it being my favourite winter garment I decided to get another, but I was convinced the quality would have deteriorated like everything else. In fact, I am delighted with it. The new jumper looks more or less identical to the old one and is just as thick and appears just as well made. It's also just as warm. My only disappointment is that my old one always did, and still does smell of lanolin. The new one doesn't, but that may be because the wool has been dyed. Anyway it certainly isn't a deal killer, and I'm thinking of getting a third one now.For guidance, I'm 5'9", 46" chest, and a man with a belly. XL is the perfect size for me.

Good wool sweater that fits well and in a colour I like.The only thing that seems strange is the prices range from £64 to £109 for the same jumper in different colour and sizes.I paid £64 which is reasonable but I would not have paid £109.

Perfect for cold days, thick and comfortable. Good value at this price

Usually take large and as suggested went for xl. Perfect size , a really nice wool jumper, quality product and I’m looking forward to many years of use.

Very warm jumper, 10deg out and can wear comfortably without a coat. Usually a size 16-18(female) and the Medium size is a comfy fit. Not noticed it itching so far as worn over a long sleeve shirt. Green is a lovely colour too. It is quite long, I’m 5ft, 3in and it reaches to top of my knees.

If you can afford it do it