Exactly what I hoped.
You can't find this stuff anymore, without searching very hard. Thank you Johnson Woolen Mills.

The best!

Nice hat ,made in the U.S.A.,100% wool, great for casual wear or shape it to a more formal look,I am loving this hat!

Beautiful Fabric

Super comfortable and durable!

Just received these today, and upon inspection…I would have to say, these are top notch for their weight and commensurate pricing. (A heavier weight, 100% Whipcord would be a suggestion…for which I would be happy to pay more for the extra wool.)
Sizing is as most have suggested; likely one should size up. I’m normally purchasing 36/32 (as my actual waist size IS 36”). But most manufacturers allow for an inch, sometimes 2 for whatever the reasoning. I just feel the necessity of having to tuck heavy shirting and accommodate base layers into a waistband of 1-2” larger than my true waist measurement.
All in all, these are a solid choice for purchasing and believe them to be of lasting quality.

I have been looking for a wool hat and finally found the perfect one. I can't wait for deer season to start again! Fit and finish are excellent, this hat will definitely outlive me. I also have the wool crusher in black.

I was fortunate to catch this throw on special, and have used it often this colder than usual spring. Wool and flannel are a wonderful combination - temperature sensitive me has been neither too warm, nor too cool with it. Very nice fabrics and very nice stitching, fit and finish. Excellent gift for self or others!

Matches coat perfectly

Warm and roomy enough for layering and eventual shrinkage.

Awesome!

Love it, just like a wool jacket for a cold beverage.

Hi, i want it but there is no size 31 waist

Brilliant blue check heightens the day, no matter. If your grandkid’s eyes are blue, you have a winning deal! Love it!

This is a nice chunky shirt. My only complaint is that your shirts have strangely styled collars. They are almost silly in being so long and pointy. (My wife noted that immediately.) So, I'm taking this shirt and one of your flannels to be altered, basically have them turned into oxfords by buttoning down the pointed end. My only explanation is that the design is from a time when that was in. Seems odd now.