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Wool sweaters/knits as a layering piece?

JezeC

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Everytime I wear wool sweaters over my dress shirt, the bits of wool always stick on my shirt, making my dress shirts look dirty in the office. I would have to use a lint remover everytime.

This is from a banana knit if quality is a concern. What are my other options? I figure Uniqlo would probably do the samething. Should I check out higher end knits or buy cotton zip-ups/sweaters as layering pieces? I figure wool is a tad warmer for the winter.

Thoughts? Thanks.
 

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