This is awesome but the 2xl is pretty huge. I thought it would be a lot smaller because it seemed like a base layer. It is a prefect travel and layering piece.

I wear my Sun Hoodies nearly everyday. I have 3 now, having thankfully found the green one I’d misplaced. The more the merrier:)
Love my Squaks as well. I’ve ALWAYS loved the stretchy material you use. I have a Mountain Hardware like them I’d bought before finding you…within 2 wearings of it, one of the M.H. side cinch cords which was 2 separate cords attached at the inner top of hood detached and I had to take it apart partially to reattach it!! Really lowered my admiration for THAT company!!
No such problems with my Squaks. Still beautiful in every way. And the material is awesome. No stretch in that OTHER brand. I’m sold on your stuff!! My drawers are full, tho so don’t take offense if it takes me awhile to re-up:) Love you guys.😘🥰
Cheryl

I didn't even know I wanted this. Seems counter intuitive. But it turns out that it is goated. Simple stated a wool sun hoody is perfect for most of the year, is soft, sun protecting, warm but not too warm, and by far the most important IT NEVER STINKS!
Get IT!

I bought two items after stumbling across an online reference to Squak. The items (a grid sun shirt and a merino baselayer hoodie. Both are very well made — not even a loose thread. It’s too warm to wear the merino baselayer hoodie for a workout or hike, but it feels great (soft!) and has an excellent fit. The sun hoodie does everything it should. The hood, in fact, is excellent. The only ding is that the grid sun hoodie doesn’t have a thumb loop. But that’s hardly a deal breaker.

I recently bought a wollie and have LOVED IT!!! I also have a squak, which I wear all the time.

The woolie is thinner than the squak. For a thin piece of clothing, it is warm! I finally understand how our sheep stay warm all winter in below freezing temps. Maybe I'll try living outside with my woolie next winter.