This appears to be a product comparison page, with two products from different brands: Woolly and Woolly. The page is comparing the features and benefits of these two shirts.
The first shirt is from Woolly, and it's described as a Long-Sleeve Button Up shirt made of 100% merino wool. It's considered business casual and has a comfortable, soft, and well-made design. However, it has a slightly shimmery look that some people might not like.
The second shirt is also from Woolly, and it's described as a Long-Sleeve Button Up shirt made of 100% merino wool, similar to the first one. It's considered business casual and has a comfortable, soft, and well-made design. However, it's more what you might call "business casual".
The page also mentions that both shirts are odor-resistant due to their 100% merino wool material.
Overall, this page appears to be comparing two similar products from the same brand, highlighting their similarities and differences in terms of features and benefits.
The first shirt is from Woolly, and it's described as a Long-Sleeve Button Up shirt made of 100% merino wool. It's considered business casual and has a comfortable, soft, and well-made design. However, it has a slightly shimmery look that some people might not like.
The second shirt is also from Woolly, and it's described as a Long-Sleeve Button Up shirt made of 100% merino wool, similar to the first one. It's considered business casual and has a comfortable, soft, and well-made design. However, it's more what you might call "business casual".
The page also mentions that both shirts are odor-resistant due to their 100% merino wool material.
Overall, this page appears to be comparing two similar products from the same brand, highlighting their similarities and differences in terms of features and benefits.
They seem so comfy and soft - perfect for a casual day out or a night at the office. The 100% merino wool material is a major win, especially with the odor-resistance feature. I mean who doesn't hate that gross feeling of sweat stains? 
But what's up with the shimmery look on one of them? Is it just me or does that kinda ruin the vibe for some people? 
Either way, both shirts seem like solid choices - might be a good idea to try out and see which one fits your style! 
. also, 100% merino wool is just a fancy way of saying they're made from sheep wool 
is that a pro or con? 
anyone else gonna cop these shirts? 
. I mean, who wants to wear something that's basically the same thing twice? 
. But hey, if you're into that whole "business casual" vibe, go for it 
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. The 100% merino wool material is definitely a win, but that shimmery look might be off-putting for some people 
I mean, one is described as "business casual" while the other is more so. That's not super subtle language if you ask me. Can we get some clarification on what makes one more "business casual" than the other? 
I'm trying to read about these new shirts from Woolly, but the layout is all over the place... first one's got a pic of the shirt, then it jumps to the "features" section and then back again. Can't they just stick to one format for once? 
It's making my eyes glaze over. And what's up with these identical product descriptions? They're basically saying the same thing - both shirts are comfy, soft, and made of merino wool... who cares?! 
. But honestly, who cares if it's business casual or not? It's still a shirt, right? And 100% merino wool is a big plus for people like me who get cold easily. Odor-resistance is also super important to me because I'm always on-the-go and don't want to worry about my clothes smelling bad after a long day. Can someone please just pick a design already?!
... Anyone else think it's a bit weird that both shirts have "Long-Sleeve Button Up" written next to each other?