Fjällräven Vardag Pile Fleece or RVRC Bigfoot Pile Fleece

A small comparison between 2 fleece jackets one from Fjällraven and the other one from RevolutionRace. Which would you choose?

[@bingoberra18]

I would highly recommend the Patagonia Men's Better Sweater Fleece Jacket, I got one from work many years ago and I still use it all the time, I love it.

[@GetUpTheMountains]

i recently got one and the fit is really awkward. I think its cut for fat Americans. The shoulders and back were way too small in the medium, my usual size, so I exchanged for a large. Now the chest, shoulders and back are okay, but the stomach is positively swimming with extra fabric. Fjallraven sells an Ovik fleece and a Buck fleece which I would try before going Patagonia.

[@programroom689]

thanks i like the black one, good alternative

[@GetUpTheMountains]

I tried on that Vardag Pile in a store locally and was impressed that it really is more jacket than fleece. That inner lining was a surprise. It is much more robust than a plain full-zip fleece and I wasn't expecting that. It really is a jacket. I would say it is appropriate for 35-45°F (1.6-7.2°C). I thought the blue and orange colorway looked pretty sharp. The rounded edge design at the collar and the bottom of the zipper somehow makes it look more feminine I'd have to say. That pocket material does look lousy. Your pronunciation of "collar" sounds more like color to me. Try pronouncing it more like "caller", that is, someone who makes calls. The "o" in collar probably needs dots over it or something, lol. Your English is great!

[@bernsch3945]

Absolutely true. I have the Fjällräven Jacket and its way to tight arround the neck. Not nice, because i couldn’t close it. Sad, otherwise its a good jacket.

[@robbobstone]

Just found the Vardag Pile at Sierra Trading Post for $35 so couldn't pass it up