OX ToolsOX Zip Through Hoodie - Black/Grey - L

Im very fussy and send 75% of things back... i give this hoody 10 stars out of 5. Im 6 foot and 15 stone and it fits like a glove, looks great, feels great, just the right thickness. What you waiting for, buy it! Your welcome.

Great fit and the loops on wrists keep it in place when needed, fold up when not. Hood is very warm too

Lovely and warm while working on site

Good fit and comfortable.well made except the rubber edge around pockets which has come off one pocket .

I like these hoodies, but the one received recently was different from the picture. The breast logo is the word "OX" rather than the picture. I'd have preferred the picture than the word.

Fit well

Not loving this hoodie, it's warm provided it's not windy, but if there's any sort of a breeze, you'll freeze. Idea for casual wearer, or for working indoors without heating, but not for open outdoor sites (not unless you are wearing it under a second jacket)... I bought this for when mowing the grass, and have since donated it to a charity shop. The hood is amazing however; very warm and extremely comfortable! It's also quite a baggy hood meaning if you wearing ear defenders, it will very easily fit over them. Your typical sports hoodie is far warmer however!

As the title suggests this is nowhere near as solid as the original ox pullover hoodie.Now for anyone who has had the pullover and wanted the handy new zip up...... DONT DO IT.Now allow me to explain.First off the pocket zips pull away from the jumper within a couple of weeks because of a poor design choice of some sort of rubberised zip edge that appears glued to the jumper rather than stitched.Second of all the hood is ridiculously oversized. Ideal if you want to look like a furry black hooded jedi.Third the jumper is quite thin compared to the original pullover. The original I've had for several years and been able to wear all year round. This zip up is barely enough to keep me warm through these chilly spring days on its own.Fourth and finally the material used isn't anywhere near as resilient as the original, my previously mentioned pullover has finally drawn its last tattered breath after many years of being worn on site day in day out taking usual site based abuse. Unfortunately this new zip up has been caught on blockwork edges, nails/screws that have been left hanging out of wood and frames over a mere 2 weeks (no more or less than is usual) and its already got rips and tears that my old faithful would have shrugged off without damage.Overall this would be a good hoodie if it was supposed to be a casual piece of clothing, if you can ignore the hood that's large enough to hide an armadillo in.As a piece of hard-wearing trade wear it not only falls at the first hurdle but trips ,rolls down the hill and finds itself in a pond at the bottom covered in mud and lily pads.