Review on 🔥 Stay Warm and Comfortable with Terramar Men's Thermasilk Pant by Paul Freeman

Longevity If you've never tried silk underwear, you need to be warned. Durability is not a strength. Even the finest silk underwear compromises durability in order to achieve high performance. If you agree to this compromise, you're getting the best clothing for a variety of situations, but you're only getting something that will last one to three seasons of moderate use before holes and tears appear. If you're on a tight budget and can't handle the harsh cold and extreme temperature swings, you might not want to spend money on silk, but even people who don't spend a lot of time in extreme weather will quickly notice the difference in comfort and the performance that silk offers compared to other materials. Also remember that silk is very thin. Silk should only be used as a base layer. Properly fitting pants should have next-to-skin material with no baggy areas. In freezing temperatures, many silk wearers also choose to wear a second set of long underwear over the silk for added warmth. Wool, synthetic material or even another layer of silk work well for this. I live in northern Minnesota near Canada, I have tried most if not all other materials and I will always buy silk because as long as I can afford it it will do what nothing else will. I'd rather wear worn old silk with a few small holes than many other things. As for this brand, I have to say I was immediately impressed. Everything looks high quality. The fit is better than other silk underwear I've tried from LLBean, Cabelas or WinterSilks. Someone finally figured out how to make male Luke safe so Don Rickles doesn't have a surprise cameo on tonight's show. I haven't had a chance to do anything other than try, but I expect they will work as well or even better than anything else I've tried in silk. Wear 'em, rip 'em, change 'em. Don't be an idiot and throw your silk in the washing machine with your jeans! Save yourself the hassle and shipping costs beforehand and throw your money in the nearest trash can. wash properly; Wash only small batches of silk separately from other garments, wash on gentle cycle or hand wash, then hang dry. There are no dryers.