[at-l] Confessions of a cotton lover

[dekkerd@rocketmail.com (Rob)]

KellyGoVols  wrote:
  > [BIn a message dated 3/13/02 7:17:12 AM Eastern Standard Time,
  > ]orangebug74@yahoo.com writes:
  > > The obvious non-manmade winter hiking fabric is wool. I isn't a new
  > > invention.
  > Really? Wool been around a while has it? Have you ever tried buying
  > something made of wool in S. Florida? Impossible. And I don't want to
  > buy anything out of catalogs until I can feel it first, hence my asking
  > the list. I guess I should have asked what feels good, is light weight,
  > wicks away moisture, but still keeps me warm?
  > Kelly
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Kelly,

Travel Country has smartwool thermals and t-shirts, not to mention
socks. They're in Altamonte Springs, if you're not familar with
the place.

http://www.travelcountry.com/

-Rob





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