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Men's long underwear
RHemmings
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The plain cotton longjohns I bought from Primark some years ago is wearing a bit thin.
What is the current state of the art in terms of thermal long underwear. I tried looking for fleece long underwear, and couldn't find simple fleece longjohns. I bought the "ski thermal underwear from Aldi the other week, and while they're warm, the slinky material feels a bit odd.
On Amazon, they have some "transpire fleece" long underwear by a company called 'Reed'. I have some of their produces for aquatic purposes and they are very effective. But £40 or so for a set of long underwear is quite a bit. But not necessarily not worth it, depending on how good they are.
I don't wear wool, and hence the merino long underwear sold by Aldi recently (or from other sources) are not an option.
What would people recommend?
What is the current state of the art in terms of thermal long underwear. I tried looking for fleece long underwear, and couldn't find simple fleece longjohns. I bought the "ski thermal underwear from Aldi the other week, and while they're warm, the slinky material feels a bit odd.
On Amazon, they have some "transpire fleece" long underwear by a company called 'Reed'. I have some of their produces for aquatic purposes and they are very effective. But £40 or so for a set of long underwear is quite a bit. But not necessarily not worth it, depending on how good they are.
I don't wear wool, and hence the merino long underwear sold by Aldi recently (or from other sources) are not an option.
What would people recommend?
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They have sets here from £5
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Underwear-/11507/i.html?_nkw=thermal+underwear&_frs=1
George at Asda have some0 -
Have you tried M&S? It's where I buy my thermal underwear & it gives years of good life I've found.
Or you could also try Millets.The bigger the bargain, the better I feel.
I should mention that there's only one of me, don't confuse me with others of the same name.0
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