It's light but warm, feels nice to the touch, isn't tight but is fitted enough to look feminine and not bunch up if you're wearing a backpack. I didn't know if I would like the slightly gathered bottom, but I do. My only complaint is pocket-related: I wish there were handwarmer pockets and/or the chest pocket were a little lower, so that the things in the pocket weren't resting right on my boob.

The first day I wore these, I hiked for an hour and a half on a pretty hilly trail. My feet felt great. They are unbelievably comfortable. The buffalo color is a lighter brown than I expected, but I actually like it better than the dark brown I was expecting. I've also worn them to work on Casual Friday and wish I could wear them every day.

The photos don't show it, but on the big-toe-side of the toe-straps, there's a break in the leather and an elastic insert, which (as long as it's durable) is genius, and the real reason these are so comfortable.

So far I'm completely satisfied. I've worn it in a downpour, although not for long, and I've worn it for an extended period in lighter rain, and stayed totally dry. It does run a bit big, but that means I can layer underneath it, and if I don't need extra layers, I cinch it in at the bottom.

I like these shorts, but the fit is a little off for me. The hips are tight but the waist is loose, and there's only so much you can tighten it with the drawstring front. They get have a tendency to come halfway off in the surf. They are flattering when you're just hanging out, I guess. Not sure yet if I'm going to keep them or try to find a pair of shorts with a better fit for my shape.

Awesome. So comfortable, so soft. My only quibble is with the 'reversible" designation--it's the same color on the inside and outside, so how much does that really extend the pants' versatility? "Check it out, guys, I have two identical pairs of pants!!!" But they are wonderful otherwise.

These are great. They're not stretchy (hence, not great for bouldering) or breathable, but they're water-resistant and the different leg-length options have been enough to keep me comfortable so far this spring (80 degrees one weekend, 50 the next...). They feel like they're going to be durable.

except for one thing-- the little side pocket zipper puckers outwardly when I wear it, so the side of my torso appears really happy to see you. This is my only complaint about this shirt and it's a pretty small one. A misplaced zipper boner is a small price to pay to be so comfortable and cozy in such a thin, lightweight layer.

The fit of this hoodie is bizarre. I checked the sizing chart, and I have a Nikita jacket that fits great, so it shouldn't have been a problem, but it is and I'm returning it. The shoulders/neck are so loose it looks sloppy and the waist/hip is so tight it looks sausagey. The pink is really too bright for me anyway.

I got these pants about a week ago. I'm contemplating buying another pair while they're on sale, I like them that much. They're very soft and warm, and do not look sweatpantsy at all. The waist is weird, as other reviewers have stated, but it doesn't bother me that much. I'll fix it with a needle and thread sometime, if I ever take them off long enough. I've worn them hiking, on a short bike ride, around the house, and running errands around town. If only I could wear them to work...

It's lovely, but when I put it on, the straps were loose, and when I went to adjust them, they popped off. Both of them, even though I was being extra-careful with the second strap since the stitches on the first strap came out like they were sewn through butter. I'm going to keep it and sew the straps back on (should be easy and won't show) since they're now out of the Aegean color, but really--right out of the package, the thing's falling apart. I also would appreciate a hook and eye closure at the top of the zipper, since that would make it much easier to zip. (I might install one myself, as long as I'm taking up sewing.)

It really is pretty and looks nice on, though.

Since it's July, I obviously haven't worn these yet, but I love the fit and the snap-up cuffs (so you don't walk on your hems before/after riding). I see that true black was a discontinued color, which is great, because these pants are NOT black. They're a dark gray with extremely shiny patterning. The pattern reflects light and looks much lighter than it is, which means these pants are altogether too light to pass for "true black" so I can't wear them at work (I'm an instructor). Still an awesome pair of pants though.