A LONG SLEEVE TEE THAT PASSES THE COMMANDO TEST
In WWI, wool was so important to British soldiers on the front lines that knitting wool sweaters was seen as a patriotic duty. By WWII, wool’s reputation was further solidified. However, SAS members spent extended periods in the field, laden with rucksacks and additional equipment, constantl
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Large fit perfect. 5’ 10”, 200 athletic build.
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BO · September 15, 2026
I've owned the black version of this shirt for the past two winters, usually every day. Being Merino wool, you don't have to wash it very often, as in once a month, maybe. It seems to regulate my body temperature very well in a variety of conditions, and I've worn it on long rucks in temperatures down to 29 degrees F. Being wool the shirt can build up static electricity and it is a lint and pet hair magnet, but the pros are worth those few cons. I'm 6'0" and 175 pounds, athletic build, and the large fits me perfectly.
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John · March 31, 2026
commando wool
Absolutely love it. I bought one now i have 8 or 10. Lightweight and warm, even when wet.