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What's the sweet spot for worsted flannel?
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11 oz for worsted , 13oz for woolen flannels?Originally Posted by lasbar
Indeed, 340-370gms for worsted and 400gms for woollen.
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I have a suit in 13oz Dugdale woolen flannel and would no go lower; however, if I wanted a specific winter suit, would go for a heavier cloth.Originally Posted by Macallan
Locality depending, 13 oz is perfect for DC/Bethesda area during the winter. Looking to get a number of 12/13 oz weight flannels for next winter...
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The real question is 11 oz the sweet spot for worsted flannel or we must go up to 12/13oz like for woolen flannel?Originally Posted by lasbar
I believe that it is ultimately up to you and your needs. To me the 12-13oz worsteds are the sweet spot, not only due to the great variety offered but also because I can wear them all year round but summer. The 11oz's are nice too, especially on the warmer days of spring...
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I believe that it is ultimately up to you and your needs. To me the 12-13oz worsteds are the sweet spot, not only due to the great variety offered but also because I can wear them all year round but summer. The 11oz's are nice too, especially on the warmer days of spring...Originally Posted by S. Magnozzi
I'm torn between the beauty of the cloth and its functionality...
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