Description
The Long Johns M’s Protection LITE is an elastic thermal panty from Woolpower. These thin thermo pants for men are very insulating, but in addition to this they are also flame-resistant and antistatic. The inside of the thermo leggings is woven in a “loop shape” which holds more air, keeping you even warmer! The thermal pants are very flexible and close-fitting, so you won’t even notice that you are wearing thermal pants, but you will stay nice and warm!
Merino wool has the advantage that unpleasant odors do not linger. So it is not necessary to wash the clothes, even for a first use. Woolpower even recommends simply airing the clothing. If you still want to wash the clothes, you can do so with special wool detergent. You can then wash the clothes even at 60℃. This is because the wool is first treated in the “superwash,” creating a pre-shrinkage.
Product specifications
- Elastic
- Insulating
- Flame resistant and antistatic
- Woven in “loop form
- Flexible
- Close-fitting
- Materials: merino wool, viscose
Merino wool
Merino wool comes from merino sheep and is widely known for its high quality. Merino sheep have much more hair than other sheep. About ten times as many hairs grow per square meter as an average sheep. As a result, the wool is thinner and longer, feels very soft and does not itch. Merino sheep live in areas with large temperature fluctuations of -20 ºC to over 35 ºC. Their fur acts as a heat regulator. As a result, merino wool keeps you warm in the cold but breathes well. In addition, merino wool has excellent moisture management and self-cleaning properties, so you won’t easily suffer from perspiration marks and odors on your clothing.
Size advice
Woolpower’s clothing is mostly unisex and falls generously for both women and men. Moreover, it may become slightly wider during wear. The insulating properties of Woolpower garments are at their best when they fit to the skin. Therefore, for at least ladies, it is advised to take one size smaller. For proper sizing, please refer to the size charts at the top of this page.
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