[at-l] Opinion Please (WindBloc Fleece)

[saunterer@jimbullard.org (saunterer@jimbullard.org)]

My experience with acrylic is that it is very warm but does not seem to 
wick at all.  I have an acrylic scarf and a plaid shirt made from 
acrylic.  The scarf (Mr. Businessman style) is okay but I can get 
overheated in the acrylic shirt very easily.

At 08:31 PM 10/19/01 -0400, Leslie Booher wrote:
>Actually, a hat or a scarf might be just the place for WindBloc Fleece.  I
>have an ordinary acrylic knit hat that's from some well-known brand that I
>can't remember, but they make slipper-socks, umbrellas, accessories that are
>available in nice department stores.  It's two layers thick, and, every time
>I take it off, my hair's wet from sweat.  I don't understand why it doesn't
>wick.  And it doesn't have any kind of wind block material between the
>layers.  It's a mystery.  anklebear


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