Review on Stay Cozy In Style With Famulily Women'S Two-Tone Cowl Neck Pullovers Featuring Elbow Patches And A Loose Tunic Fit by Dawn Johnson

Well, I read the reviews before ordering, so I suppose I was properly warned. But still I couldn't quite bring myself to believe that a shirt that seems to be designed for fall/winter wear could truly be made from material THAT thin, right?Oh, but it could be.From the pictures--heck, from the cowl neck alone--this shirt would lead you to believe it's meant to be worn in cooler weather, but even just trying it on in my room during a snowday left me chilled and feeling like I needed at least another two layers just to wear it indoors during winter. It's a very thin t-shirt type of material, the kind of light fabric you want for spring/early fall. So, sure, you could wear this shirt then, but for me, it makes no sense to wear a shirt with a thick neck on warmer days. I don't want a cowl neck then. I barely even want long sleeves then.It's a nice shirt: good colors, very pleasing pattern. A little on the large side, but it wouldn't have been unwearable.But I will be returning it. It's too much for warmer weather, and too little for cooler weather. A shame because I really do like the look of it, but I would just have no occasion to wear it.