Overall, not bad. It's shaped as if for cold weather, but the material is not super thick. The baffled/quilted chest area does seem a bit thicker, which is nice.

My primary issue is that I ordered a Medium, which is usually the right size for me for Tentree, if a touch relaxed with room to move. Pulling this on, I somehow popped a stitch in the arm. My girlfriend immediately mentioned this not giving an impression of quality, and I really agree. Secondly, this is a hoodie... but it has no pockets. For minimalism it's probably fine, but if it's your outermost layer you may want somewhere to tuck your hands every now and again - no luck. Third issue is that the mobility is a bit lacking. If I hold my arms in front of me, this is a bit restrictive... so maybe if you are layering for the cold it MIGHT be an adequate mid-layer, but if you need to... I don't know, ride a bike, load a van, do anything with your body, it might just keep popping stitches. I don't know. Lastly, the quilting on the chest does extend fully down the arms. Where the chest lays flat, the arms are designed to bunch up a bit, so there's a little visual dissonance there. Bit of a bummer for $100... but I do like Tentree, and I do like the quilted/flat distinction visually, and the material is comfortable. For future versions, please make the hood larger, consider pockets, and test the range of motion.

I love the style and it fits true to size, but it's not the perfect. I'm not sure if it's the nature of the material or the construction, but it's not very flexible at the wrist cuffs. As a result, it's quite challenging to just push the sleeves up your forearm a bit if you're say, washing your hands, or doing the dishes. Also, again, not sure if it's by virtue of the material or a result of the construction, but there are a lot of errand tuffs of thread around the cuffs and seams. These are easily trimmed but I was surprised by how many there were.