



Thermal tights in merino wool and silk - Men -
The men's base layer bottoms Expedition Merino Silk Longs Ink from the brand Devold are technical long tights designed for demanding athletes.
These tights combine the softness and performance of merino wool with the finesse of silk to provide optimal thermal comfort. Their lightweight and breathable fabric features Aquaduct technology, which ensures effective moisture management by quickly wicking sweat away to keep the skin dry. With flat seams and an elasticated waistband, they guarantee a comfortable, irritation-free fit during activity.
Thanks to their thermoregulatory, anti-odour properties and quick-drying capability, these tights are perfect for intense activities in cold conditions. Their 235 g/m² weight provides suitable warmth, even when wet, ensuring optimal maintenance of body temperature.





- Long tights
- Lightweight and breathable material
- Thermoregulating
- Odour-resistant
- Quick-drying
- Elasticated waist
- Flat seams
- Aquaduct treatment
Composition :
- Outer layer: 90% Merino wool, 10% Silk
- Inner layer: 100% Merino wool
| MERINO WOOL | The comfort and performance of merino sheep wool are exceptional. Soft and supple, this wool is an excellent thermal insulator that ideally regulates body temperature in both winter and summer. It can absorb one third of its weight in the form of water vapour, and its heat release prevents the sensation of chill. Even when wet, the garment remains warm. Wool fibres are naturally resistant to mechanical wear, soil very little, and are antibacterial, significantly reducing odours as well as the need for washing. Like all natural fibres, merino wool is biodegradable. |
| Aquaduct | A moisture management textile technology mainly used by the brand Devold on its thermal base layers and high-performance merino wool garments. It promotes the absorption of sweat, its rapid evacuation to the outer surface of the fabric, and accelerated evaporation, in order to keep the skin dry and improve comfort during exertion. |