The Expedition Woman Long Johns are fantastic! They are developed as a dual layer wool underwear garment for extreme weather conditions, proven on several polar expeditions. The inner layer is made of 100 % merino wool, while the outer layer is 90 % Aquaduct treated merino wool combined with 10 % polyamide to improve durability. The long johns insulate extremely well and has a unique ability to transport moisture. The Aquaduct merino wool is specifically designed to move moisture away from the skin side of the fabric to the outer surface where it evaporates. Furthermore the Expedition Woman Long Johns have flat seams that do not irritate the skin, a wide and comfortable elasticated waist as well as double cuffs for extra shape stability. These leggings will be your favourite companions on cold winter outdoor activities!

• Material oouter layer: 90 % wool, 10 % polyamide, 235 g/m²
  
• Material inner layer: 100 % wool
  
• Fine merino wool (18.7 micron)
  
• Flat seams that do not irritate the skin
  
• Wide and comfortable elasticated waist
  
• Double cuffs for extra shape stability
  
• Fits close to the body
  
• Comfortable
  
• Temperature regulation
  
• Aquaduct treatment gives garment superior wicking properties
  
• Breathable
  
• Quick-drying
  
• Odor-inhibiting
  
• Merino wool renewable resource and bio-degradable
  
• Mulesing free
  
• Made in Europe
  
• Machine wash up to 40°C and tumble dry

Merino wool
Merino wool is a unique moisture and temperature regulating material. In fabrics made from merino wool millions of tiny air pockets in the fabric lock in body heat. At the same time, your body is cooled or warmed through absorbing or wicking body moisture, depending on necessity. The thermal insulation also works when the fabric is moist. The natural antimicrobial properties of merino wool delay the onset of body odors.

Aquaduct treatment
Products with Aquaduct treatment has superior wicking properties due to the knitting method used in the garment´s inner layer. The inner layer forms channels leading moisture very effectively away from the body to the outer layer, where it evaporates. This treatment of the fabric is called Aquaduct.