Men's Alpaca Wool Joggers

I prefer natural dyes and fabrics. So impressed upon reading the beginning of the item description that I continued reading the rest faster than normal and didn't notice that navy was not made with natural dyes. It arrived and I waited to use it because I wanted to combine it with fully holistical tough denim jeans (not sure if they exist, still looking), for when i go camping in the icy mountains. Upon trying to order the pacas long sleeve shirt I realized that navy wasn't natural dyes. I only tried it on for 2 minutes and then put it in a cool dark artificial place. I don't understand why it can't be returned, especially if the fabric is antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral. The seller is sweet and does her best to reply. Currently waiting to see pictures of the natural blue. If anyone wants this I will sell it discounted.

Better than merinowool leggings I have for its comfortability and durability. I love it and definitely recommend it to leggings lovers.

THE ALPACA PANTS ARE NICE COMFORTABLE LIKE CASHMERE ALMOST. ALL I KNOW THERE SMOOTH YOUR GIRL FRIEND OR WIFE WILL WANT ONE. THE PANTS HAVE TWO FRONT POCKETS NO BACK THOUGH. THE COST IS ACCEPTABLE FOR A PRODUCT LIKE THIS BECAUSE THEY ARE ALPACA. THEY DONT SELL THESE PANTS IN DEPARTMENT STORES.

Alpaca wool is awesome and these joggers are warm and extremely comfortable for lounging or hiking.

Surprisingly light and comfy fit great warm no restriction to movement Very pleased

so soft. It is hard to find the right words to describe how soft and warm these are. So luxurious.

Great pants. Great quality.

I really like these joggers. It’s become my sleepwear this chilly season. It’s lightweight but warm enough to keep me cozy. The pockets are a bit shallow and after a few washes it does look a bit fuzzy even after following the launder instructions. I’m hoping it will last a long time. Its softness is pretty incomparable with other materials. I would definitely recommend it.

I am a curvy 5’9” tall woman..these fit perfectly…just the right length. At first they seemed a little scratchy but after one wash they softened up. The color is rich.

very impressed with these joggers. expected very thin but they are fairly normal in thickness. they fit well, in the expected size, but still easily pull over my ankles for warmer feet in bed. they don't look bad on their own indoors. my intention was to keep them for use only as winter thermals, as under-trousers or sleeping trousers outdoors, but i've been wearing them for everything to really test them - they are quite immune to pilling compared to lower quality wools, which is great. i hope you will some day do your heavier (midweight) joggers in natural colours also.

They are warm yet light weight

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Men's Alpaca Wool Joggers: 230 Lightweight

the best

Nice quality and very soft. These are a lightweight fabric, but warm and cozy.

Just right weight for the Pacific North West. A very nice quality and good colors: blue and black.

Really high quality. I can’t seem to take them off and now or wear anything else…!

They fit a little snug, but keep you warm. I’m 6’2” with a slim frame and the large worked great. The waistband is comfy and still holds my pants up with my phone and keys in my pocket, but they do sag a little. I’m concerned as the waistband stretches out they may sag more, if that happens I'll try dipping the waistband in hot water

These are just the best joggers in the world.

So I am comparing this against Woolly joggers that are 100% merino wool. They are SUPER warm. I could see how these could double as long johns. There is no contest, the Alpacas are much warmer. However, there is a little bit of itch with them, while the woolly merino wools have no itch. Further, the Merino wool joggers are more flexible. They are good to keep you warm but they work better when it’s warm out and you dont need to be as hot. Where as the alpacas keep me too warm.

Also, I got pacas socks from another company. They are incredible. Very soft. Like cashmere. However, they are only 50% alpaca. So, I don’t know if 100% alpaca wool can be as itch free as 100% merino wool. So far, these joggers and the v-neck alpaca t-shirt I got are definitely more itchy. Also, the V-neck t-shirts run small. I normally wear an X-large t-shirt, but with the way this shirt fits, I would need a XX-large. It manages to be super thin and very warm. But again, I find it runs way warmer than the merino wool in warm weather. So for me, that limits these joggers and the t-shirt to cool weather use.

I got these to wear as “house pants/sleeping pants” and couldn’t be more pleased. Incredibly comfortable. They haven’t yet been too hot or not warm enough. I love them. I don’t ever want to wear anything else as pajama pants. I appreciate the wide waistband. The only two things that I think might be able to be improved is the pockets and waist band. The pockets are big enough but the holes are on the small side. I am super careful when getting things out of my pockets that I am not stretching out the hole because I could see that being the eventual point of failure of the stitching. They could make the holes bigger and that would be good. The other thing is the waistband is nice and wide but loose in the sleeve holding it. A few times it has tried to flip/twist and I have had to fix it by massaging the edge back. It could be fixed by being stitched into place in a few spots. I may do that if it gets worse but so far it isn’t too bad. Keep it up and don’t stop making these...in 10-20 years when these wear out I will need another pair :)

Thanks for the pants! I like 'em.
Better than expected. Almost over not getting dirty, I'm thinking going last a long time.

These quickly became my favorite pair of pants. They are very comfortable and surprisingly stretchy, in addition to feeling lightweight. I wore them a few days ago and became marveled at how it repels water, as I stood in the rain for a bit longer than anyone would consider to stand in the rain and saw as the raindrops practically bounced off the fabric, creating a sight that was similar to diamonds in the dark or a starry sky. This experience was cut short however, because it is not fully water repellent, therefore the pants started to absorb the water and I had to get back inside before I ended up drenched in rain. They dried pretty quickly, though, and there is no smell at all even if I use them for a couple of days.

I was against the wall on getting some Merino wool pants or the alpaca wool joggers. I am happy with my decision of going for the Alpaca wool joggers. They are comfy and lock great. I would recommend it to anyone that is trying to make the decision.

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