I'm curious -- to those who have owned the previous incarnations of these tweedy sweaters, is there something special about them beyond the fact that they're made from rustic British wool (of which I am a great fan)? As in, are they knit at a very tight gauge to be slightly more windproof for cycling? I am a pretty experienced hand knitter and machine knitter, but I'm not a terribly big fan of knit garments for providing warmth for cycling: the wind always cuts through and chills my bones, so I prefer to wear wool under a woven jacket. Maybe that's just because most of my riding is <5 miles commuting, so I'm not building up a proper sweat.
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