UNIQUEBELLAMen's Thermal Underwear Sets Top & Long Johns Fleece Sweat Quick Drying Thermo Base Layer

I wasn't 100% sure on size so I ordered both medium and large. Medium fit snug which is fine for thermals, the large was comfortable as wellPros:1. The inside is very soft2. Material quality seems good and stretchy3. No holes and defects on either the Medium or large4. The style of the shirt looks good enough to just have it as a regular shirt5. It's light weight, which is nice because it kept me warm but not so hot I needed to take off layers.Cons:1. I don't live where it gets to extreme cold so wasn't able to test it in those conditionsOverall great thermals, looking forward to using them this winter.

I use this thermal clothing every time I go on vacation to Utah or Colorado during snow season, and it’s been a total game changer. It’s super comfortable, fits great, and most importantly — it really helps keep my body warm, even in freezing temps.I love that I have it in different colors, so I can mix it up while still staying warm. Whether I’m walking around town or out in the snow, this thermal gear keeps the cold out and the heat in.

A birthday gift for my son who works in unheated mechanical building. True to size, comfortable, warm and have held up well for over a year now.

These are a great layer, feel great, fit great, look good in black, navy, and green (I have all three). They are not overly warm, however; I can wear them inside (as a layer) without overheating. I like the striped areas because they look more "sporty" than standard plain layers (and therefore potentially more able to be warn by themselves, insides or out if you dare) and doesn't blatantly looks like "long underwear"; but my wife hates the stripes and complains every time I where the top by itself. (I haven't worn the full set by itself yet, even around the house.)One other con, although the stripes look good, they do add an ever-so-slight seam. It's not uncomfortable, or visible under clothing, but still not as sleek as if it were not there; if I'm wearing them under jeans, I can feel them if I run my hand down my leg.So, overall:I love them in general but they could be warmer, and the seams on the stripes are slightly noticeable; and my wife hates the stripes (which in my case makes them somewhat less wearable).

I bought these to wear for work. They seem pretty warm, and are well stitched. The material seems nice, I was a little worried from reviews but seems very well made for the price. They seem as nice at first wear as other brands I have bought at Walmart for higher prices. They fit well. They are stretchy enough so that I probably could have gone down a size, but I don't think I would since I want to work in them and need functionality. Hole size is good, no bad smell, the color is nice so I can keep them separate. They're a good thickness for layering also. I am fully satisfied and will be buying at least one other color.

The material is very soft. Fits snug without being tight feeling. The turtle neck is not constricting at all and helps keep cold off your neck. The body and sleeves are a nice length and do not ride up throughout the day. Great quality at a great price.

Very insulated and keeps me warm

I live in the northwest where thermal wearing weather starts in November and ends in April. So every 6 months for the past 15 years I have constantly worn thermals during my outside job and so I have tested a lot of thermal wear over the years.These thermals are lightweight so if it's a particularly frigid day, these really don't hold the heat well and I'm gonna change out of them for a heavier/warmer pair. Plus the wind really makes them cold, it doesn't really cut through them but rather just makes them really cold against the skin. If it's a little on the warmer side out, these are great. I can see how the material would be perfect for athletics in colder weather.The thing I really dislike about the thermal bottoms though is the pointless seams EVERYWHERE. There's two next to each knee so every time I bend down or climb a step they're rubbing back and forth over my knee caps. And with every step they rub up and down my legs. Who decided those seams were a good idea?! They are purely ascethetic and offer no build integrity. I have 11 year old thermals without those ridiculous seams and they are still going strong.I do really like the thermal top and I regularly wear it under all of my layers of jackets. It is very comfortable and holds the heat well under all those layers.All in all, I recommend the thermal tops, but not the bottoms.