Heavyweight 100% Cotton Knit Thermal Long Underwear Bottoms

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Heavyweight 100% Cotton Knit Thermal Long Underwear Bottoms

(20 customer reviews)

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890DR-B

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Description:

If you want warmth without synthetic fibers, these Men's 100% pre-shrunk cotton heavyweight thermals are just the ticket. Don't confuse these with cheap discount thermals so thin you can practically see through them. These heavyweights are rated for very cold temperatures. Available in tops and bottoms for complete coverage.

Features:

9OZ.
100% PRESHRUNK COTTON
HEAVYWEIGHT THERMAL KNIT BOTTOMS

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based on 20 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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44 of 46 found the following review helpful:

The warmest thermal pant Jan 31, 2009
By Joyce Hsu
I bought a couple of thermal pants from different brands and sites to see which one is better before I buy a bunch of them. These are the ones I bought,

1. Champion thermal underwear from Panda Apparel - This is good quality. But not as good as Indera. Price is ok.
2. Calvin Klein thermal pant from Freshpair - This is a rip off. It is so thin and cost me $26.88 total including shipping.
3. Coldmaster heavy weight thermal pant from Captain Dave's - This is actually a Indera brand. It is rated 'Extremely cold expedition weight'. This is the best quality of all 4. It is very warm for combat grade. It is also not terribly expensive.
4. Indera Heavy weight 100% cotton thermal pant from Amazing Socks - This is very good quality. It is the same brand as #3, but rated between 'Very Warm' to 'Extremely Warm'. Just half click lower than #3. But it is pretty warm already. The price is the best. Only cost $15.49 everything included.

#1, #3, and #4 are good quality. #4 has the best price. If you want the warmest thermal pant, #3 is the one to get, which is the one I am writing review for.

12 of 14 found the following review helpful:

comfortable Apr 07, 2008
By spike "boogie"
these are the best i found in a very long time very soft and very good
in cold weather.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Good Cotton Thermals Mar 06, 2011
By DDP
Their heavyweight 100% cotton construction is exatly what I was looking for. I can not wear synthetic clothing on my job and now days it seems difficult to find thermals in the store, especially with 100% cotton construction. The quality seems very good and I'm happy with the purchase.

7 of 9 found the following review helpful:

Perfect Jun 19, 2010
By smackdabinthemiddle
Great thermal underwear. Very comfortable 100% cotton. They don't shrink or draw up, but they have just enough "hug" so they're not baggy. I wear thermal underwear bottoms 3 months out of the year, and these are the best I've ever owned.

6 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Thermal Unders Jan 26, 2010
By R. MacInnis "RM"
They are good quality, medium weight, with a wasteband that is a little overtight and not as flexible as desired. Otherwise quality is good and better than retail in both weight, quality, and price.

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