Merino.tech Merino Wool Base Layer Mens Set - Heavyweight, Midweight, Lite Merino Wool Thermal Underwear For Men Top, Bottom

Im extremely happy with this base layer set I bought a second set and one for my wife. The comfort, warmth, fit and fell are amazing. These are top quality and top performing base layers keeping body heat in with breathability

Bought this as gift for my skeptical Salt of the Earth Hubs who was not aware yet of the true superiority that is merino. His face dropped and I had to put his chin back into place when he asked How Much. I was utterly unfazed and ignored his protest. I easily got past his merino gear green inexperience and told him to ‘just try them because these will change your life’ with a grin. To put it short and sweet: He proceeded to basically only take them off to wash over the next five months. His only comment, actually Using His Words: he wanted another set. This, so he always had some clean and multiple weights so he could regulate better and choose depending on the weather forecast for the day he’d be out. I noticed his old synthetics were crumpled in the bottom of his gear bags when he’d come home. The merino were always within reach on top, and gasp, folded! High Praise from this man, folks. It should be stated he is THE case for the legitimacy of merino, and these extremely well priced merino sets: he is a heavy equipment operator that works outside on top of mountains in some of the most extreme winter environments on earth and loves it. For you, the reader’s purpose, let’s just agree to put aside the elephant-in-the-room Crazy Factor of that last sentence for now and stick to the underwear. All I can say in his defense is this world takes all types. That’s only important here to mention since he’s not a dude that sits around in it next to a cozy fire all winter sipping from a tea cup. (That’s my job, lol.) This set was put to a legit durability test and in incredibly harsh conditions and stood up. Once prompted for more detail, and translating out of his customary grunts, shrugs and sighs, he said [paraphrasing]: he stopped noticing whether or not his body was cold or hot since he was the perfect temperature all the time and stopped sweating whether in or out of a machine. He didn’t have to wear nearly as many layers in general. He didn’t have to strip ones off or put other ones on depending on where he was and what was happening nearly as much. He stayed warm even when outer gear got wet with frozen sleet driving and he had to move back and forth outside from truck to machine to truck. He wasn’t losing gear and other layers from job sites, trucks, machines or in the snow nearly as much either from stripping off and forgetting. The merino set remained odor free for an entire work cycle between washings so he reused them everyday. They stayed true to fit and didn’t stretch out of shape even wearing for long periods and for multiple days in a row. All day comfort second skin feel. No bunching in the armpits nor crotch. Ordered the 2XL, biggest they offer I think. He’s normally 3XL big and tall, so I wasn’t sure if these would fit but as a first or second layer snug is good. His back and shoulders can be a challenge to find proper fit for and I often tailor his clothes and gear, but these are perfect with long arms and a long torso design to accommodate various sizes and shapes. Spare to tuck in even! Fantastic!: This is important since he sometimes has to do mechanical repair on the fly. On top of a mountain on the machines, before this merino set, his lower back would sometimes come home chaffed and raw from cold exposure from these situations. A red burn from bending over with elements beating on him, not wanting to touch his clothes since his hands and outer gear coated with grease, tucking back is not a desirable option. The winds are basically trying to tear everything off so to have it stay in place and enough fabric to remain tucked in? chef kiss. Going into this next winter season depending on where he is going this year, we’ll get another set at a different weight. He said he wanted that versatility this time.

This base layer is the best I've ever owned. I purchased the heavyweight set, since I already have several light and mid weight sets. We are currently in a super cold spell here in the Mid-Atlantic region of the US, so I tested them out today and spent most of the day outside. They kept me warm, comfortable and dry all day. I removed my outer layers and have been lounging around in just the base layer like a pair of pajamas...so comfy. The non-itchy Merino wool may be a bit pricey and a little delicate to wash and dry, but these are worth the money and the trouble.

Absolutely fabulous! Comfy, warm but not sweaty. Thin for under golf wear that didn’t impede swing. Easy to air out and wash when needed. No pilling when laundered. Approved by husband as well

It fits well and it helps to keep warm. It feels soft and the quality is better than expected. It doesn’t feel heavy and it seems to be quite durable. I’ll be getting one for myself since they are good to have around.

The Midweight layers are comfortable and support maintaining core temperature while actively working in a refrigerated environment. They are also comfy enough to wear beyond the workday. Easy to hand wash and air dry. Most effective thermals! Plus, the wool is very soft! Love that they are made from a natural material. Considering purchasing additional sets.

Worth every penny. My husband works outside and this keeps him so warm under his clothes. Feels great, He is 5"11 240lbs. Use size chart to get correct size.

I got the heaviest one 320, It's pretty stretchy so as long as you're close to the right size then you shouldn't have a major issues the fit. do be careful that it's not too wrong though since if the material gets too stretched it's start's to not keep you as warm! I live in the mid west and got this for the winter since I needed a new pair. It gets pretty cold down here for the winter so Merino wool base layer's are really nice to keep warm on those 10 degree Fahrenheit days. You do have to be more careful when washing these base layers than polyester base layer's, but these ones don't smell awful so I would always recommend this over polyester base layers. Personally from my experience, I would say get the heaviest thickness. I walk around a college campus and even with the heaviest size I'm always cool enough for the whole class. Merino wool is quite good at keeping sweat off of your and not getting too hot. Over all it works very well, isn't too heavy even if you get the thick one, and pretty stylish, you won't have any issues with it being obvious that your wearing a thick base layer underneath your usual clothes!