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Loro Piana Cashmere Storm System

woolymammoth

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Loro Piana Cashmere Storm System - never saw this in person so thought I would share; the inside of the fabric is quite rubbery and would seem to wear quite warm to me.

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The fabric is designed to be worn in "poor" conditions, such as rain or snow. I own two LP storm system pieces and I can say that they are indeed for cooler temperatures (but then again, if it's not cold, why are you wearing a wool coat?). I have one coat in a thicker wool and one in a "sport/ligher" wool (Zerander or something like that). I do not find the extra membrane to add a great amount of warmth, it seems more dependent one the wool/outer fabric itself.
 

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I bought two overcoats—4 years in between purchases—from BB in LP cashmere: one with the Storm System treatment and one without. I don't find the Storm System to be much different from the non-treated cashmere in terms of water or wind resistance. (On sale, though, the two coats cost me the same thing—so much for this anecdote.)
 

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