Amazon Essentials Fleece vs The North Face TKA Glacier 1/4 Zip - Women's

It's just very comfortable to wear the sleeves. This is a small little elastic band here, so that's nice! It gives you a little bit more room there do...

Love this! I have the stupid post-covid smell, and can smell myself if I sweat even the slightest bit. These Glacier 1/4 zips keep me warm enough, without overheating, and are machine washable, unlike the closet full of sweaters I won't be wearing this year!

What's more, it's water-resistant. After performing our water tests, we were impressed with its wicking ability. So impressed, we tried it in the shower; surprisingly, while the materials saturated, we stayed relatively dry. In wind, the multiple layers kept us warm and protected too

What's more, it's water-resistant. After performing our water tests, we were impressed with its wicking ability. So impressed, we tried it in the shower; surprisingly, while the materials saturated, we stayed relatively dry. In wind, the multiple layers kept us warm and protected too

It's also long enough to end below the waist to cover the entire torso. Overall, it keeps me warm. Washing on cold cycle inside out, the material has not pilled (formed small balls). It is an Amazon basics made of 100% polyester (according to the label)

Very thin, see thru. Not warm unless you wear a shirt underneath it, which defeats the purpose of a lightweight fleece. Also, it is the length of a tunic on me (I am 5’5”), which I did not want. Overall not what I expect

Male: 5-10x 34 waist @ 160lbs. 'Medium fits perfectly. Years ago my company made underliners for surfer's wetsuits of Polafleece and Polypro. I look at fabric, stitching, and hardware finding no shortcuts or flaws here

Fleece garments are durable and long-lasting. They are machine washable without needing any special care and can be dried in a clothes dryer without shrinking. Being synthetic, fleece is moth-proof and doesn’t require special storage when it’s not in use. I like wool sweaters as much as the next guy, but they’re not nearly as durable and easy to care for as fleece and don’t last nearly as long