Houdini Desoli Boxer Briefs

Let nature do the work, such is the simple concept behind the balls made of 100% merino wool. Let the lightweight and versatile base layer of boxers keep you warm on the mountain, in the city, and everywhere in between.. Great for skiing, cycling, hiking, and mountaineering. Houdini's design department spent years searching for the right pure merino wool fabric. It wasn't easy to find a material that met our high standards for performance, comfort, and sustainability. We finally decided to settle on Solid Merino, a stunning fabric made from 100% Australian merino wool. Guaranteed without mayuling. Desoli boxers will keep you warm when it's cold outside, but also have a cool feeling when the weather is warm. Merino wool stays warm even when it's wet and naturally repels odor.. The product is completely circular, made from renewable fibers, and also recyclable and biodegradable. Do not destroy the power of functional underwear. Houdini started creating ski underwear over 25 years ago. The products looked very different, but the idea remained unchanged. When you feel comfortable from the skin to everything else, you will perform much better. This product is recyclable, and we ask you to return it to us when it is completely worn out.. We have recycling bins in all our own stores and in many stores. PECULIARITIES: - Thin porter. - Superfine 100% merino wool 17.5 µm. - Natural anti-odor and anti-static. - Wool without mayuling. - Renewable and biodegradable fibers. - Recyclable. - Weight in men of average size: 64 g. - Fabric produced in Lithuania. - Product made in Lithuania. SPECIFICATIONS: - Weight g: 64. - Doorman: Thin. - Textile: Solid Merino ™. - Composition: 100% merino wool. - Production: Lithuania. - blue sign: No. - Recycled fabrics: No. - Recyclable fabrics: Yes. - Renewable and biodegradable fibers: Yes. - Product Cyclicity: Yes. - Sustainability: recyclable, biodegradable, cyclical, fully sustainable styles.

Colour: black Specifications: Thermal underwear type of product: Boxers