So, I have the first generation, and the second generation. The third generation Kitsuma merino holds up to the name. The sizing's is a little confusing at first but once you get the right fit it's perfect. I had some minor issues such as tears from tree branches on a second generation hoodie. I sent an e-mail to Kitsbow and no problem they repaired for free, this after owning the hoodie for well over a year. That's what I call a quality company.

This is great casual hoodie for early Fall/Spring ... as well as a great casual day wear piece ...

It’s a great Kitsbow item of clothing. Very comfortable - both on and off the bike. I usually wear XL, but that was too big, and the lovely people at Kitsbow customer experience quickly exchanged it for an L. Will wear it frequently as the winter mornings in So Cal get a little chilly.

I really like this hoodie- I wore it frequently in the spring, and am wearing it again now that autumn is here. It is well made, it is comfortable, it is versatile. The lightweight construction is durable and it lends itself well to work and play, pairs well with shorts, jeans, scrubs, and even my Cuyuna pants. The wool is sleek and regulates temperature as expected.

I've worn this thing almost constantly since getting it. As you'd expect with wool, it performs excellently on the trail. But it's also such a great everyday hoodie - the style is on point, the fit (almost) perfect. Helpful notes: As far as Merino garments go, this one is pretty warm. (That's not to say it's heavy - like any wool garment it's soft and light - a similarly warm cotton hoodie would be much heavier). As with other Kitsbow garments, the chest is tight, although here the garment stretches enough that there's no impairment of performance. Even for a skinny guy like me who prefers a slim fit, the armholes are a little more snug than I would prefer. If you have any chest musculature, order up. The rest of the garment is a true-to-size (but slim) fit.