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For quality curious, I tried this brand since fall 2023 and these are definitely just OK. My uniqlo thermals have looked almost as new for years of use and I got these thinking great they should be close, but definitely not.
32 degrees are not terrible by any means but the things to consider I found:
-will collect fiber balls and may need seasonal clothing trimmer to remove and do become a bother
-collects lint easily from various areas
-Plastic logo on inside of the thick baselayers have separated from garment though no heat drying was used
-After 1 season of light (few days per week) of use, the garment looks and feels as if it would only be good for 1-2 more seasons (uniqlo set seems like it could go 5+ years)
-Heavy vs heavy uniqlo stays warmer in harsher conditions 25% better maybe
If there's another brand on sale that is good quality that you like, even if it's a bit more I would go for it instead. If these are the price point you require they aren't bad and could last a while but would look their age if that matters. I was interested but seeing the prices be the same as costco (despite better selection) I'm passing.
I have ordered a lot from them and really like their stuff. I use their base layers for running in the winter, and ive started ordering their more normal clothes, pants, a button up shirt, gloves, even a winter jacket. I've always thought their sale prices were good prices and everything i've had from them has been good quality and very comfortable. They are one of the few companies that i let send me all their marketing emails because im always keeping an eye on their sales.
I'm 6'1 like most of the male models and they're all wearing M size tops/jackets, but i am very skinny and according to their chart not recommended for an M, do i go for S?
+1 on this. My wardrobe is slowly being replaced by 32 degrees. Very comfortable and good quality. I like it more than my name brand high dollar clothes. There was only one item that I wasn't a fan of (track jacket), but it was more because I was used to their ultra comfortable clothes and at $15 I felt like it was still a win when looking at the larger picture. Great replacement policy if it doesn't fit too
Thanks for sharing, I decided to try out a pair of their joggers
Can anyone comment on the quality? Are the comparable prices in line or overly inflated?
I have ordered a few varieties of their base layers, for things like ice fishing, in these sales over the past several years. They are ok...not terrible but not great either. They are worth the price. The Spyder brand base layer I bought was FAR superior.
I have also ordered some packable vests and jackets, also ok...not bad but not great either. Similar to the Amazon branded ones I've also bought.
If you need high end, this isn't it. If your needs aren't that demanding, these seem to work just fine.
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For quality curious, I tried this brand since fall 2023 and these are definitely just OK. My uniqlo thermals have looked almost as new for years of use and I got these thinking great they should be close, but definitely not.
32 degrees are not terrible by any means but the things to consider I found:
-will collect fiber balls and may need seasonal clothing trimmer to remove and do become a bother
-collects lint easily from various areas
-Plastic logo on inside of the thick baselayers have separated from garment though no heat drying was used
-After 1 season of light (few days per week) of use, the garment looks and feels as if it would only be good for 1-2 more seasons (uniqlo set seems like it could go 5+ years)
-Heavy vs heavy uniqlo stays warmer in harsher conditions 25% better maybe
If there's another brand on sale that is good quality that you like, even if it's a bit more I would go for it instead. If these are the price point you require they aren't bad and could last a while but would look their age if that matters. I was interested but seeing the prices be the same as costco (despite better selection) I'm passing.
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For quality curious, I tried this brand since fall 2023 and these are definitely just OK. My uniqlo thermals have looked almost as new for years of use and I got these thinking great they should be close, but definitely not.
32 degrees are not terrible by any means but the things to consider I found:
-will collect fiber balls and may need seasonal clothing trimmer to remove and do become a bother
-collects lint easily from various areas
-Plastic logo on inside of the thick baselayers have separated from garment though no heat drying was used
-After 1 season of light (few days per week) of use, the garment looks and feels as if it would only be good for 1-2 more seasons (uniqlo set seems like it could go 5+ years)
-Heavy vs heavy uniqlo stays warmer in harsher conditions 25% better maybe
If there's another brand on sale that is good quality that you like, even if it's a bit more I would go for it instead. If these are the price point you require they aren't bad and could last a while but would look their age if that matters. I was interested but seeing the prices be the same as costco (despite better selection) I'm passing.
Do you recommend Uniqlo? Which editions?
I'm looking for a nice t shirt that is really breathable similar to the 32 degrees comfort tees. They're not at all cotton so they don't ever feel stiff but theyre like a nice combed synthetic that looks like cotton almost
I'm looking for a nice t shirt that is really breathable similar to the 32 degrees comfort tees. They're not at all cotton so they don't ever feel stiff but theyre like a nice combed synthetic that looks like cotton almost
Uniqlo isn't perfect but in the realm of heattech gear and Airism (cool gear for breathability/comfort) their quality has been very good. I think you are looking for Airism tees which are part cotton and sounds like you should look into them as they do have a more natural look, feel, good comfort, and breathability.
There are HQ photos on google so you can see the texture/shine of the Airism fabric is much more natural vs 32 degree comfort tees.
Checking my Uniqlo purchase it was Nov-December 2019 and they look in better shape than the 32 degrees from a few months ago. I still like them since they are undershirts but I think you hit on the right points is that it feels and looks synthetic and in my experience doesn't age well but 32 degrees are comfy and work as intended for cheap.
I've gotten their polos as golf shirts, can't beat $8 golf shirts. I've gotten their boxer briefs, v neck tees, base layers, shorts, no show socks. Honestly, biggest bang for the buck! no show socks are the best I've worn! better than Adidas and much much better than Nike!
I also placed an order when the sale started 2 weeks ago. Can say that their stuff is comfortable and the quality is good for the price, but a few of these items were selling for less last week. (Joggers were $10 instead of $12)
It's not a huge price difference, but decent percent increase to be aware of if you're ordering a bunch of different items.
Must be inflation.
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I'm 6'1 like most of the male models and they're all wearing M size tops/jackets, but i am very skinny and according to their chart not recommended for an M, do i go for S?
I guess, I'm 5'10" and everything looks frumpy and huge on that one dude. Stuff looks like it's made for 6'2"+ avg person.
When did 6'1" become medium? Who's in their marketing department? Single ladies with extreme high standards? 🤔😆
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32 degrees are not terrible by any means but the things to consider I found:
-will collect fiber balls and may need seasonal clothing trimmer to remove and do become a bother
-collects lint easily from various areas
-Plastic logo on inside of the thick baselayers have separated from garment though no heat drying was used
-After 1 season of light (few days per week) of use, the garment looks and feels as if it would only be good for 1-2 more seasons (uniqlo set seems like it could go 5+ years)
-Heavy vs heavy uniqlo stays warmer in harsher conditions 25% better maybe
If there's another brand on sale that is good quality that you like, even if it's a bit more I would go for it instead. If these are the price point you require they aren't bad and could last a while but would look their age if that matters. I was interested but seeing the prices be the same as costco (despite better selection) I'm passing.
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I have also ordered some packable vests and jackets, also ok...not bad but not great either. Similar to the Amazon branded ones I've also bought.
If you need high end, this isn't it. If your needs aren't that demanding, these seem to work just fine.
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32 degrees are not terrible by any means but the things to consider I found:
-will collect fiber balls and may need seasonal clothing trimmer to remove and do become a bother
-collects lint easily from various areas
-Plastic logo on inside of the thick baselayers have separated from garment though no heat drying was used
-After 1 season of light (few days per week) of use, the garment looks and feels as if it would only be good for 1-2 more seasons (uniqlo set seems like it could go 5+ years)
-Heavy vs heavy uniqlo stays warmer in harsher conditions 25% better maybe
If there's another brand on sale that is good quality that you like, even if it's a bit more I would go for it instead. If these are the price point you require they aren't bad and could last a while but would look their age if that matters. I was interested but seeing the prices be the same as costco (despite better selection) I'm passing.
Content: 40% Polyester - 34% Acrylic - 22%
Rayon - 4% Spandex
I want to use it under my riding pants for my motorcycle rides. I should be looking for 100% cotton right?
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32 degrees are not terrible by any means but the things to consider I found:
-will collect fiber balls and may need seasonal clothing trimmer to remove and do become a bother
-collects lint easily from various areas
-Plastic logo on inside of the thick baselayers have separated from garment though no heat drying was used
-After 1 season of light (few days per week) of use, the garment looks and feels as if it would only be good for 1-2 more seasons (uniqlo set seems like it could go 5+ years)
-Heavy vs heavy uniqlo stays warmer in harsher conditions 25% better maybe
If there's another brand on sale that is good quality that you like, even if it's a bit more I would go for it instead. If these are the price point you require they aren't bad and could last a while but would look their age if that matters. I was interested but seeing the prices be the same as costco (despite better selection) I'm passing.
I'm looking for a nice t shirt that is really breathable similar to the 32 degrees comfort tees. They're not at all cotton so they don't ever feel stiff but theyre like a nice combed synthetic that looks like cotton almost
I'm looking for a nice t shirt that is really breathable similar to the 32 degrees comfort tees. They're not at all cotton so they don't ever feel stiff but theyre like a nice combed synthetic that looks like cotton almost
There are HQ photos on google so you can see the texture/shine of the Airism fabric is much more natural vs 32 degree comfort tees.
Checking my Uniqlo purchase it was Nov-December 2019 and they look in better shape than the 32 degrees from a few months ago. I still like them since they are undershirts but I think you hit on the right points is that it feels and looks synthetic and in my experience doesn't age well but 32 degrees are comfy and work as intended for cheap.
It's not a huge price difference, but decent percent increase to be aware of if you're ordering a bunch of different items.
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When did 6'1" become medium? Who's in their marketing department? Single ladies with extreme high standards? 🤔😆
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