Following their initial merino wool experiment (a t-shirt), Outlier releases a limited set of hooded sweatshirts with the same high grade material. The sleeves are raglan for full range of movement, and the back features a drop tail for extended coverage. Five color options are available – black, charcoal gray, light gray, rich blue, and army green.

Flat image of the merino wool hooded sweatshirt after the jump.

When we interviewed the guys at Outlier they told us about an upcoming program of experimental drops. These are limited runs of future product, still in the works, but ready for a firm test run. The pieces are released in small batches of ten, and this week sees the launch of four of these garments. Today, a version of the OG Pant in a new workwear fabric is available. Less stretch than previous trousers, the pant is built of tough canvas with a soft fleece lining. Tomorrow, the first Outlier product for the upper body is up for grabs. The Tech Hoodie comes in the same fabric as the winter weight OG Pant. Another pant is on tap for Thursday, this time a heavy cotton, with all the tech appeal we’ve learned to expect from Outlier. Finally, on Friday, the workwear version of the Tech Hoodie hits the online store.

View the Workwear pant and a preview of the Tech Hoodie after the jump.

Traditionalist will not be fans of this complex sweatshirt from Pour, which features a single strand braid through the eyelets as a closure. The sweatshirt has a slight oversized fit and full hood. HIde away inside this Pour Sweatshirt. Choose black or gray and be done. We’re pretty sure not many in your hood will be rocking this hoodie. Available now from First Among Equals.

More detailed views of the Pour Black Eyelet Sweatshirts after the jump.