👕 Indera Men's Traditional Thermal Underwear Top with Long Johns Design Review

When I tried this product for my climbing trip, I was disappointed by the discomfort and itchiness it caused me. Despite its claim of being thermal wear, it didn't provide enough warmth and failed to keep me comfortable throughout the trip. The only pro I can think of is its affordable price. However, I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for reliable thermal wear for their outdoor activities. Sports and Outdoors enthusiasts should look for other options to stay comfortable and…

I can say this brand made me laugh at the fruits of the loom now that I know it's a little thicker not so thin and well worth it is to pay the extra money per. Whatever the size of your shirt, take it one size up because when you wash it it will shrink one size down as it doesn't shrink beforehand, it's better suited to cool/breezy weather outdoors with the shirt over it or to Sleeping not really made as a fashion statement in very cold weather as some here complain, choose Pro 5 thermal tops…

Rather than using stitches like traditional garment makers, some of the detailing at the neck has actually been heat melted. I'm sure the intention was to add strength because this thing feels as thin as a tissue paper, but the result is an extremely uncomfortable, sharp, melted plastic stuck in your throat. With underwear, it makes no sense. I tried cutting one off and it seems to have split a few inches. A complete waste of money.