DAVID ARCHYMen's Thermal Underwear Set Winter Warm Base Layers Thermal Top and Bottoms Long Johns Set

I've been wearing David Archy underware for a couple of years now. I had no idea they also made thermals! Bought a set to give them a try, so glad I did, I need to buy more because I stopped wearing my other thermals lol.Keeps heat in while wicking moisture as intended. Ridiculously comfortable, so soft and they do not overly cling to your body, these are a form fitting thermal, loose but not tight. I use them for snowboarding and I never experienced any bunching or discomfort.I really like a full synthetic fiber base layer over a natural fiber, or a natural/synthetic fiber mix for it's ability to keep me toasty while feeling like i'm not wearing a base layer at all.Totally recommend these thermals.P.S. If you aren't wearing David Archy underwear, you're missing out. I recommend the Bamboo Rayon briefs.

Bottoms: The bottoms of this set is extremely comfortable and form fitting. It doesn't pinch anywhere and doesn't leave any marks when removed from being too tight. The thickness is such that these are perfect for when the weather is 7-10 degrees below what I consider comfortable temperature. For me, these are perfect when the weather is just starting to get cold. When it's very cold, these are not thick enough to keep me warm under a pair of jeans. But again, when it's 7-10 degrees cold, these are perfect.Tops: The top is also comfortable and form fitting, but it comes up so high near my collar that it's always visible under whatever long sleeve shirt I'm wearing, which I don't like. I don't like the idea of this black undergarment popping up an inch above whatever long sleeve shirt I'm wearing. Therefore I haven't been wearing the top at all other than just around the house when I'd like a little extra warmth while watching TV or reading. If I had to do it all over again I would have purchased just the bottoms. If you don't mind the undergarment popping about an inch above your shirt, I would assume that it's also a great fit for somebody when the weather is 7-10 degrees below comfortable temperature.

The thermals I'm writing this review on contain 40% Modal in the garment (spend a couple of minutes to look it up on the Internet if you don't know what Modal is). There are some other thermals from the same company that are comprised of different materials but look the same in the product picture. I'm sure they are all good too, but these thermals with the Modal were exquisitely soft, warm, and so cozy. That's about all I can say for now, just get a set and see what I mean, you'll be glad you did! Stuff somebody's stocking and wait for the "Thank You".

The Bice Stripe color is crisp, clean, and has a modern tone to it. Whether the coloring or fabric, there is also an appealing shine to the top and bottom. The inside fleece lining is very soft but not too thick and doesn't have any synthetic feel too it. What's especially nice is there is also a refreshing cooling property to the material that prevents overheating. I would probably try running outside in this thermal underwear set as it seems to allow for cooling and wicking without letting out too much heat. It's hard to describe so you'll have to try it on yourself! My only critique is that the stitching for the forearms and forelegs is a bit constricting so it is a bit difficult to get the clothing on and you have to readjust how it sits, but this isn't much of a problem and is totally worth wearing them. All-in-all, this thermal underwear set makes for amazing pajamas and I wanted to curl up in bed the moment I put them on!

Not your dad's or grandpa's long johns is right, these thermals are superb in every way. Prefer natural materials on my skin which these are mostly (95% cotton), snug but not tight, crew neck not too high or low, excellent arm and leg length with plenty of room in the buttocks to not cause plumbers crack, warm but thin enough to wear under sweats or other winter clothing. Order your normal size, the fit seems to be true!I decided to wash these just like I do with my other cotton clothing as I dislike "babying" clothing in wash/dry cycles and had no issues, pilling or shrinkage.Bought both the Archy and Ekouaer (also 95% cotton w/free returns) thermals, both are really nice and definitely an improvement over older long johns but returned the Ekouaer because the front neck seam for some strange reason was cut ridiculously low exposing your upper middle chest to the chill/cold.Well deserved 5 stars and HIGHLY recommend the Archy Stretch Cotton thermal set (I also tried the synthetic fabric long john set from Archy and returned them, very itchy and just felt clammy and did NOT absorb nature call driplets like cotton does), wearing them now and have already ordered and received a second set! :)

I highly recommend these for someone looking for a base layer set. They are very cozy and warm. They do not chafe anywhere, are very soft, and move very well with the body.I am 6ft 2in and 180 lbs and purchased the medium size. They fit very well, though I was hesitant at first they might be too short. The legs have a long length, and there is even a little extra leg length to spare for me with plenty of room in the crotch; the torso is also a perfect length and goes down well below where I have my belt to tuck it in; the arms are just a little short for me, but as this is a base layer that's no big deal. I also have a large chest and shoulders from working out and the top fits very comfortably on me.The overall fabric quality is great too -- thick and durable.

Soft / comforting / warm

stay warm and dry. An excellent product.