Ralph and team, I have been watching your videos for a month now. All the reviews, your production videos… even comparing your competition, hands down I’m all in! I wish I found you about 6-7 years earlier. I wish you many blessings and continued success. Thanks for being a honest, all American company.
I recently made a back order.. and I'm insanely excited when they're back in stock!! Brilliant, yet simple design. And super warm and protective. God, I wish I found Ralph and his company years ago!
Mine is on its way!!! I am very stoked to get it. I appreciate the effort and thought and quality materials that go into your products. And Ralph your no BS and informative presentation of your products is very refreshing another contributor to my purchase and future purchases. Thank you.
THANKS JIMMY! --- I hope you love it. But if it doesn't fit, or any problem comes up down the road, just LMK! We appreciate you working with us! --- Ralph
I just received my Anorak!!! I couldn't be more pleased!! Abosoultley my favorite piece of kit!! It is great to know they're still American Companies like yours who still believe Quality products, standing behind those products, and Customer care will sale products!! I for one am more than willing to pay for those very things. To show it I just ordered a stadium blanket to match my Anorak!! 🙂
Great looking product, I appreciate how outstanding the reviews I’ve seen are, but also it’s cool to get a run down from the man himself. Going in to a winter here in Maine, not sure I’ll be able to get one this season but when I can I will. Looks like a number one piece of gear that, for a person working in the woods like me, will be worth the investment. Thanks for the video, T
I quite like the shirt you have on,and if its the same way made, with same materials as anorack a useful shirt, a lot of the bush craft garments are also used in the farming fraturnity even though obviously do not wear the same way due to the abuse they get.
THANK YOU! --- I am wearing our CPO Shirt. The tailors are making more of them now. We should be shipping the new ones around the end of October. We are happy to have Ranchers and Farmers wearing our wool!! -- Ralph
Hello Ralph, I hope all is well and good your end after the flooding fiasco mate, looks like your back on track. Your Anorak is a very well thought out and designed, fully functional garment by it's look's, I'm so happy for you and your team to be back on track mate. All the very best to you and your family for 2022. Paul.
@@WeatherWool hey Ralph. It’s Angelo again. I noticed you said that the Jac shirts are on the horizon. Looking for a black one in 3xl. Got an estimate or even a guesstimate. Thank you for my green AAJ, my friend. It’s a great jacket and I got a lot of use out of it this winter.
Yes, we have. But we don't see much, if any advantage. There is a tab at the bottom of each side panel that can be buttoned to the other side panel, so the sides can be left open and buttoned together at the bottom, to prevent flapping. That seemed to be a simpler and less bulky way to provide essentially the same functionality that a double zip might provide. Thanks --- Ralph
Ralph, good morning and Happy Holidays! Have you guys considered making a less expensive anorak, without all the bells and whistles but still a quality garment? I saw the Lester River Bushcraft Wool Boreal Shirt Anorak and I love it’s simplicity. I think adding a similar version for around $375-$400 would be a home run! Thoughts?
Hi! Thanks for the thoughts, and Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah to you!! I don't know what we could leave off. Side zips are mandatory, hood adjustments mandatory. We could leave off the chest pockets, zippered inner pouch, organizer strip. But a lot of people really like those features and omitting them would not reduce the price anywhere near $400. But the main reason: We always make the best garment we can figure out. We change designs only to make improvements. THANKS AGAIN!! --- Ralph
Just heard straight from the Boss that it will be a while until we produce again the Anorak, 3XL, Drab in MidWeight fabric, but we will have it in MidWeight LYNX in the next 2 - 3 months. And of course other garments as well. Thanks much for the interest! Alex from WeatherWool LLC
This is a very well made product but it's far too expensive!!! I purchased some wool fabrics by the yard and made my own for about 100$ USD. My homemade anorak is just as good. Like i said they make great products but they're waaaaay to expensive.
I honestly get sick of hearing this. You literally have no clue what you are talking about or what has gone in to the development and production of this fabric. The development story is out there if you care to watch it, but it's clear you don't care anyway. To compare your fabric and your homemade garment to Weatherwool is honestly, laughable. Again, your ignorance about wool and quality manufacturing is obvious. It's also clear that you've never held or inspected a garment from Weatherwool. People don't bat an eye at spending $1500 on a rifle and scope or spending a couple days In Vegas, but when it comes to spending $800 for something that has a lifetime guarantee, that your kids and their kids will be able to wear, and that will quite literally save your life, suddenly it's outrageous to spend that amount of money. I'm not rich. I budgeted for a year to get my Weatherwool because I understand how important it is. If you can't see the importance of spending money on quality that's fine, but don't try and fool people by comparing your low grade material and low grade construction homemade junk to Weatherwool. It's very hard to fix ignorance.
Ralph and team, I have been watching your videos for a month now. All the reviews, your production videos… even comparing your competition, hands down I’m all in! I wish I found you about 6-7 years earlier. I wish you many blessings and continued success. Thanks for being a honest, all American company.
I recently made a back order.. and I'm insanely excited when they're back in stock!! Brilliant, yet simple design. And super warm and protective. God, I wish I found Ralph and his company years ago!
That’s a bad ass jacket!
Thanks much my friend!! If you have any questions ... we are just a phone call away! -Alex from WeatherWool.com
Mine is on its way!!! I am very stoked to get it. I appreciate the effort and thought and quality materials that go into your products. And Ralph your no BS and informative presentation of your products is very refreshing another contributor to my purchase and future purchases. Thank you.
THANKS JIMMY! --- I hope you love it. But if it doesn't fit, or any problem comes up down the road, just LMK! We appreciate you working with us! --- Ralph
Nice! I thought the ringtone was going to be part of your wrap-up soundtrack. :)
The Good, The Bad and the kickass American made wool Anoraks!
I just received my Anorak!!! I couldn't be more pleased!! Abosoultley my favorite piece of kit!! It is great to know they're still American Companies like yours who still believe Quality products, standing behind those products, and Customer care will sale products!! I for one am more than willing to pay for those very things. To show it I just ordered a stadium blanket to match my Anorak!! 🙂
BIGTIME THANK YOU, JIMMY!! -- Ralph
The best Anorak ever!
THANK YOU SIR! We always make the best product we can figure out how to make. --- Ralph
Awesome my friend love them !! Weatherwool Army !!!!!
Hell yes, Spoke!! Hope you and yours and doing well!
@@WeatherWool rebuilding my friend in many ways ❤
.. I appreciate you all at Weatherwool very much 🙏
Great looking product, I appreciate how outstanding the reviews I’ve seen are, but also it’s cool to get a run down from the man himself. Going in to a winter here in Maine, not sure I’ll be able to get one this season but when I can I will. Looks like a number one piece of gear that, for a person working in the woods like me, will be worth the investment. Thanks for the video, T
MANY THANKS for the thoughts! ... All the Best ... great time of year in front of us!! -- Ralph
I quite like the shirt you have on,and if its the same way made, with same materials as anorack a useful shirt, a lot of the bush craft garments are also used in the farming fraturnity even though obviously do not wear the same way due to the abuse they get.
THANK YOU! --- I am wearing our CPO Shirt. The tailors are making more of them now. We should be shipping the new ones around the end of October. We are happy to have Ranchers and Farmers wearing our wool!! -- Ralph
Hello Ralph, I hope all is well and good your end after the flooding fiasco mate, looks like your back on track. Your Anorak is a very well thought out and designed, fully functional garment by it's look's, I'm so happy for you and your team to be back on track mate. All the very best to you and your family for 2022. Paul.
Thankfully yes all our ducks are in a row now.
Much more products including CPO / ShirtJac, Hoodie, Anoraks and much much more in 2022!
@@WeatherWool hey Ralph. It’s Angelo again. I noticed you said that the Jac shirts are on the horizon. Looking for a black one in 3xl. Got an estimate or even a guesstimate. Thank you for my green AAJ, my friend. It’s a great jacket and I got a lot of use out of it this winter.
@@bfettrules1239 Hoping for a ETA of 6 months on the Shirt Jac in Black / 3XL.
Thanks much sir!
@@WeatherWool awesome. Just in time for autumn when I can get some real use out of it. You are the man Ralph. Cheers.
@@bfettrules1239 THANK YOU! and BEST REGARDS! -- Ralph
Nice gear
Thanks 👍
Someone said there was some sort of quality difference between the checked pattern and the solids - is there anything to that?
One of the old hunters jackets have capes on them shoulder capes. I think this jacket would look really awesome with a shoulder Cape.
We have thought about that ... and we have thought about offering a separate cape. Don't know if we ever will, tho. Thanks -- Ralph
@WeatherWool yes I'll buying one if you do Wool was a canvas linsend oil cape
Have you considered two way side zips?
Yes, we have. But we don't see much, if any advantage. There is a tab at the bottom of each side panel that can be buttoned to the other side panel, so the sides can be left open and buttoned together at the bottom, to prevent flapping. That seemed to be a simpler and less bulky way to provide essentially the same functionality that a double zip might provide. Thanks --- Ralph
Just curious if there is duty charge coming into Canada?
No duty charge for American Woolens imported into Canada. (And no duty for Canadian Woolens imported into USA.) Thank You! --- Ralph
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Ralph, good morning and Happy Holidays! Have you guys considered making a less expensive anorak, without all the bells and whistles but still a quality garment? I saw the Lester River Bushcraft Wool Boreal Shirt Anorak and I love it’s simplicity. I think adding a similar version for around $375-$400 would be a home run! Thoughts?
Hi! Thanks for the thoughts, and Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah to you!! I don't know what we could leave off. Side zips are mandatory, hood adjustments mandatory. We could leave off the chest pockets, zippered inner pouch, organizer strip. But a lot of people really like those features and omitting them would not reduce the price anywhere near $400. But the main reason: We always make the best garment we can figure out. We change designs only to make improvements.
THANKS AGAIN!! --- Ralph
@@WeatherWool sounds good, Ralph. Thank you for your response! From El Paso, Tx, happy and safe holiday season!
@@bloatedsodium7301 BEST OF 2023!! -- Ralph
@@WeatherWool likewise, Ralph!!!
When do you think the 3xl mid weight drab will be back in stock?
Just heard straight from the Boss that it will be a while until we produce again the Anorak, 3XL, Drab in MidWeight fabric, but we will have it in MidWeight LYNX in the next 2 - 3 months.
And of course other garments as well.
Thanks much for the interest!
Alex from WeatherWool LLC
But we have ONE now because someone returned it (because we accidentally sent him TWO!!) --- Thanks --- Ralph
This is a very well made product but it's far too expensive!!! I purchased some wool fabrics by the yard and made my own for about 100$ USD. My homemade anorak is just as good. Like i said they make great products but they're waaaaay to expensive.
Pricey, indeed. But if generally cared for, a lifelong investment.
I honestly get sick of hearing this. You literally have no clue what you are talking about or what has gone in to the development and production of this fabric. The development story is out there if you care to watch it, but it's clear you don't care anyway. To compare your fabric and your homemade garment to Weatherwool is honestly, laughable. Again, your ignorance about wool and quality manufacturing is obvious. It's also clear that you've never held or inspected a garment from Weatherwool. People don't bat an eye at spending $1500 on a rifle and scope or spending a couple days In Vegas, but when it comes to spending $800 for something that has a lifetime guarantee, that your kids and their kids will be able to wear, and that will quite literally save your life, suddenly it's outrageous to spend that amount of money. I'm not rich. I budgeted for a year to get my Weatherwool because I understand how important it is. If you can't see the importance of spending money on quality that's fine, but don't try and fool people by comparing your low grade material and low grade construction homemade junk to Weatherwool. It's very hard to fix ignorance.