Product
The Dassy Tristan Thermal Trousers in Grey offer reliable base-layer warmth for demanding work environments, designed to be worn under workwear during cold-weather conditions.
Specifications
- Seamless construction based on body mapping technology for a precise, irritation-free fit
- Made from 75% Merino wool and 25% polyamide at approximately 180 g/m²
- 4-way stretch fabric allows unrestricted movement in all directions
- Ventilating zones placed strategically to regulate body temperature
- Reinforced zones in high-wear areas for extended durability
- Antibacterial properties inherent to the Merino wool composition
- Moisture-wicking construction actively draws perspiration away from the skin
- Fast-drying fabric reduces discomfort during prolonged wear
- Available in size L/XL, sold per piece
Usage
Worn directly against the skin as a thermal base layer, these trousers regulate body temperature in cold or variable conditions. The Merino wool blend manages moisture and odour naturally, making them suitable for full-day wear in physically active or outdoor work settings.
FAQ
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Can these trousers be worn directly against the skin? Yes, the seamless design and soft Merino wool blend make them comfortable for direct skin contact without irritation.
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How does the antibacterial property work? The antibacterial performance comes naturally from the Merino wool fibres, which inhibit the growth of odour-causing bacteria during wear.
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Are these trousers suitable for high-activity work? Yes, the 4-way stretch fabric and moisture-wicking properties make them well-suited for physically demanding tasks in cold environments.
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How should these thermal trousers be washed? Merino wool garments generally require gentle machine washing at low temperatures. Always refer to the care label for specific washing instructions.
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What makes body-mapping construction relevant for thermal underwear? Body mapping tailors the fabric zones to match the body's natural heat and sweat distribution, placing ventilating zones where the body generates the most heat and reinforced zones where wear is greatest.
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