🧣 Premium Merino Wool Men's John Set Thermal Underwear Base Layer for Natural Comfort and Insulation Review

strange size. I bought the medium for men (height 6 feet, weight 155 pounds, waist 32 inches, chest 38 inches). The top fits well but is very long like a large size. The bottom is cut correctly with the exception of the belt - complete torture. It's a very strong 24 inch tape (see photo) and after a few hours I get stomach cramps. I gave the bottom to my tall, slim wife, who also hardly tolerates a waist. The quality of the fabric seems good, the thickness seems accurate, but in my case it's a…

I have sea wool items that I paid more for, they are just as soft if not a hair's breadth softer. Marine wool generally has a slight itchiness, much less so than standard wool, but it's still there. Don't expect them to be as smooth as synthetics, you will be disappointed. I'm used to this feeling. Pretty cool, they included a free pair of wool socks with the order, very nice. I'm very happy with my purchase and will most likely buy another pair, possibly in a lighter material to wear when it's

These men's merino wool thermal underwear are just what my dad wanted for the holidays. He never had anything of high quality so he was very excited to get them. He was not disappointed by them either. He loves them and is very happy with how warm they keep him digging with a shovel etc this winter. They are true to size and fit him perfectly. They are much warmer than the average thermal underwear. They seem to be lighter than I could have imagined, but still keep you very warm. I didn't dry…

When I spent $94 on a pair of lightweight thermal underwear, I had certain expectations: Comfort - soft material for the bottom layer. Base layer. I have many different things made from merino wool. When I came across this list I thought I had found something good. It had good reviews so I was happy to spend $94 thinking I would get what I paid for. Bad guess on my part. Pros: - They are true to size and deliver the expected warmth of a lightweight base layer. - Complimentary socks (soft) that…

I was looking for merino wool for underwear to wear while cycling. I've heard this is the way to go because wool keeps you warm even when wet, is fairly easy to clean and doesn't hold odors as much as cotton or polyester. After a very long search I have found that this is the best value for money when there is both a top and bottom. However, I took a risk because there were no reviews. Well temperatures have started to drop lately so I thought it would be a good time to check them out before…