Luna Sports Clothing Wool Warm-Up Jacket - Women's - 2011 BCS

I too am impressed with this jacket! I've used it for walking in ~45F temperatures and was quite comfy after I warmed up a little. I've also used it as a layer for cold weather biking. With a long sleeve base layer, short sleeve jersey, and a wind-proof vest, this helped keep me warm with temps down to freezing.

It looks good enough to wear around town too. The fabric has a bit of stretch, so if you're between sizes, you CAN size down, but will probably be more comfortable in the next size up. Fits true to size chart.

LOVE the skye color - very pleasing to the eye.

I absolutely LOVE this jacket. Its "nice" enough looking for going out and wearing around town but I've also worn it for bike commuting. Garment fit is fitted but not overly tight and very flattering. And as someone with long arms, the longer sleeves with thumb holes are awesome. Debating buying it in the other color as well actually...

I grabbed this on a whim on bonk town. Absolutely no regrets. The Skye color is gorgeous, the black trim sets it off. The styling is perfect, cut is flattering and the weight is perfect.

Picked this up on Bonktown and feel like I got the steal of the century. It's really nice quality wool, good stitching, a lovely feminine (but not super-tight) cut, and the Skye color is drop-dead gorgeous. More of a purple color than blue...kind of a light shade of Tanzanite, if you're familiar with that gemstone. LOVE it. Fits true to size chart recommendations.

Got this for my GF on BT - looks like Luna's clothing line is shutting down, which is a shame. This is a really great piece. She loves the color (skye blue), and the fit is really nice (she's 5'9", 143, got a medium). It's a bit heavier than I thought it would be - the 400g rating is for the weight of wool, not the weight of the jacket. It's about 20 ounces on my scale. What's really nice about it is that it has both thumbholes and pockets - makes it quite versatile as a jacket or a midlayer. Definitely not a baselayer though - way too heavy, and some of the interior seams would be a bit uncomfortable against the skin, in my opinion.