Review on Fruit Loom Waffle Thermal Underwear by James Dominick

My child loves them but they seem thin to me. I was looking for a basic cold weather pajama set. We have other thermal jackets and they are thicker; They really seem to be meant to be a thin layer under other clothes and even then I don't know how much use they'll be given how thin they are and that they're made out of cotton. For truly insulating underwear, I personally prefer wool or Capylene 3, but not sure if there are kid's sizes for this material (probably, but very expensive). Cotton seems problematic for underwear so again I expected to use them as warmer pajamas. In fact, they seem more appropriate for spring or fall, or even a chilly summer night. If they had been in the store and I'd felt them first, I might have walked past them if they weren't under $5. Thanks for not having to cut an itchy tag out of my throat. You can't have a super scratch label (that doesn't even have care instructions on it) on the side that's probably still itchy even after you cut it out. Thanks for not having to cut an itchy tag out of my throat. You can't have a super scratch label (that doesn't even have care instructions on it) on the side that's probably still itchy even after you cut it out. Thanks for not having to cut an itchy tag out of my throat. You can't have a super scratch label (that doesn't even have care instructions on it) on the side that's probably still itchy even after you cut it out.