Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

[grey, adult size, long] hood opening = 14" mid section = 30" across (60" around) lower section = 35" across (70" around) pockets begin 11" down from the neck seam shoulder to end of garment = 52" neck to end of garment = 47" neck center to end of arm = 37" (74" total wing-span) wrist cuff = 4" across unstretched pocket height = 12" pocket width = @ 10- 17" pocket opening = 6.5" robe tie = 80x 1.75" hem seam side split with 3 snaps = 18" manufacturer/seller described weight = 4 lbs STRENGTHS COMPARED TO OTHERS: _high-quality stitching _seam covered inside of hood _thicker sherpa lining _side split THINGS TO CONSIDER: _total weight of garment (3-5 lbs offers medium-to-heavy duty warmth whereas 1-2ish lbs offers lighter warmth) _pockets = pass-through or stand alone, sherpa-lined, placement (on oversized garments, you don't wanna have to keep searching for pocket openings) _hood opening = sherpa-touching face or not (picks up makeup, oils, dirt) _overall length = above knees (easier on/off, easier bathroom visits), below knees (more coverage) _wrist cuff = snug is better (extra long sleeves need an adequate stop) _stitching, alignment of seams/material _sherpa density = how well does the lining in the garment compare to standard sherpa blankets _some rich, intense colors (like red) can bleed over onto white sherpa SIDE NOTE: I didn't intend to write a review for this product but after purchasing 4 different brands and styles of wearable blanket hoodies, I realized there are distinct differences worth sharing with folks. I'm giving this garment a 5 star rating. It is by far the better quality, even though there's nothing hugely wrong with the others I tried. This wearable blanket was the only one that sewed a soft covering along the seams inside the hoodie section. Also, it appears to be the only one with a 3-snap slit along the lower right side. Lastly, the sherpa lining was the thickest of all the ones I bought, closely resembled my sherpa blanket throw.