Looking for simple tight mens thermal/base layers..

pfenig

Hello everybody, didn't know where to post this so put it here.

I'm after some black synthetic (mostly acryllic) tight/body hugging base/thermal layers, specifically long johns and a long sleeve crew top.

I would like some that are seamless (so they can be worn with normal clothing not sporting looking), without any logos all over them and soft.

The useage will be as pyjamas, every day walking around and as an undergarment for motorcycling, so I do not need active wear type base layers.

I bought a thermal top from George at ASDA and while it fits the bill looks wise it is a little too baggy and a little thin. I also received a top from a family member from Intimissimi (which funnily enough is a lingerie store for women) this top is perfect and very warm, unfortunately I cannot find the material it was made of and the model since the label has been taken out!

Any pointers help would be appreciated.

LadyDee

Lidls Leaflet (page 28) has gent's thermals on offer from the 3rd. Just browsing and spotted them yesterday.
http://leaflet.lidl.co.uk/ea85e0e1-a56f-48c1-b513-6bd5300e575e/#/28

rawdinosaur

Mountain warehouse usually do cheap thermals. I have several pairs for walking the dog in the snow.

dlusman

LadyDee wrote: »

Lidls Leaflet (page 28) has gent's thermals on offer from the 3rd. Just browsing and spotted them yesterday.
http://leaflet.lidl.co.uk/ea85e0e1-a56f-48c1-b513-6bd5300e575e/#/28

Agree with the Lidl suggestion. Have bought a few of these in the past. Good quality, good price and do the job.

jhiker

Try Decathlon. I have some long-sleeved base layers for walking (sold as skiing/boarding gear) - they are cheap, very warm and tight-fitting.
I suggest you go and try them on as I found the sizing a bit on the small side.

pfenig

jhiker wrote: »

Try Decathlon. I have some long-sleeved base layers for walking (sold as skiing/boarding gear) - they are cheap, very warm and tight-fitting.
I suggest you go and try them on as I found the sizing a bit on the small side.

Thank you everyone, I did look at the decathlon ones but they are all seamed and look like sports wear.

Ideally I'd be after some simple modal undergarments, cheap and warm, i.e. if I bought a white one I could wear it under a collared shirt for example.