Was thinking about getting the Carhartt heavyweight rain defender quarter zip hoodie after seeing it recommended all around on posts from 2-9 years ago, but stumbled onto a ton of far more recent posts and discussions (less than a year old) that all talked about how lots of Carhartt clothing, including the hoodie that interested me, had taken a nosedive in quality over the last while. A lot of people who, like me, didnt do any physical labour for work were also complaining about clothing wearing out within a year to a few months.

Im wondering if there are any similar plain-ish hoodies available for guys that are specifically:

• Heavy/Warm (for winter in the UK, so around 0°C/32°F and up)

• Comfy. I'll be wearing it at home as well as out and about.

-Preferrably under £70, but up to £100 if really good value.

-A large hood, with plenty of room. I hate hoodies where the hood barely gets within an inch or two of my hairline

-Good quality/durability. The Carharrt hoodie I was after was very well reviewed, but recent ones were far more negative

Im british, and not hugely picky about where it's from/made, as long as it's good quality. Any suggestions would be welcome!

Long story short I have a heavyweight rain defender Carhartt that I use in the winter until it starts getting colder than I have a Carhartt jacket. I'm looking for a sturdy comfortable mid weight hoodie that I could use that's a step down from the rain defender. I don't care about the brand. I don't care about American made. If I can buy on Amazon that's a plus.

I run warm so I usually wear shorts even in the middle of winter but I just need a lighter hoodie that's still warm just not as warm.