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The winter chills are settling in, and its getting to my bones.

I currently have these old polyester leggings, but they're quite bad at insulation (who would guess a plastic bag is bad at), and they aren't the greatest sensory experience.

I want to upgrade to something of better quality, made of wool / fleece instead for the winter.

I typically don't like reusing leggings, so it would have to be cost-effective enough to buy 8 of them.

What do you recommend?

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[–] idiomaddict@lemmy.world 6 points 1 month ago

I have some fleece-lined leggings that are incredibly warm, though they do start to itch after a few hours (I don’t shave my legs, so YMMV). They look less like standalone leggings than they do like really thick tights, but I mostly wear them under pants, so that’s not a big deal for my uses