Indera Men's Traditional Waffle Thermal Long Johns Underwear

Good quality great fit

Warm and good fit

I had two pairs . Elastic waistband threads unraveled after three winter seasons. While they lasted, they were comfortable and made cold weather more bearable. I’ve since paid more money for better quality Duofold which is heavier and warmer but doesn’t fit me as well. I’ve also bought Joe Boxer which is better fit waffle type, and I would buy more, but another company bought them and they aren’t so easy to find anymore.

These actually fit right. I'm 6'3" so it's difficult to find thermals that don't ride way up my legs, or sit way too loose at my hips. The medium tall fit great. They stay right where they should and keep my lower half warm. I will be buying some more.

Medium tall was what I got. Size 32x34 Levi's for reference on sizing. They're definitely lighter than my BVDs, and a more open weave. Fine by me. Functions well for temperatures between 20 and 40 degrees around here. I'll get years of seasonal use out of these at a great price point. For taller guys (I'm 6'4") it can be hard to find long underwear with long enough legs, let alone at a value price like this. Very good construction, medium warmth, excellent breathability, I'm very happy with the standard white color. Excellent fit for me.

Wore them once, and they fit nicely and kept my legs nice and warm with temperatures in the 20s. After one wash the seam came out half way down one leg.

Well made, true to size and great for holding in body heat during cold months. Recommended.

I have been a user of these long johns since 2020 when I bought my first 3 pairs . I sleep in one of them every night of the year, so they have be washed many times. One of the first 3 recently wore out and I had to buy a new pair. To my surprize, my foot wearing a warm sock would not fit through the bottom of the new pair without the use of brute force. This was still true after a second trip through the washer/dryer. A close look at the product labels identified the problem. The first three pairs were "Assembled in Mexico of U.S. materials". The newly purchased pair was "Made in El Salvador". Obviously, all different materials. I am returning the new pair and will shop elsewhere.