Smartwool Kids' Classic Thermal Merino Baselayer Pants
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Smartwool Kids' Classic Thermal Merino Baselayer Pants in Blue
These Smartwool baselayer pants are built with classic merino wool to keep young adventurers warm without overheating. Merino naturally regulates temperature, wicks moisture, and resists odor—making it ideal for active kids who play hard in cold weather. The thermal weight offers reliable warmth for layering under snow pants or wearing on its own during milder days.
Size: M
Color: Blue
Condition: Sample - this item was produced as a sample and shows no signs of wear
Key Features:
- Merino wool construction for natural warmth and breathability
- Thermal weight suitable for cold-weather layering
- Moisture-wicking and odor-resistant properties
- Soft against skin for all-day comfort
- Lightweight at 0.8 lbs
Ideal For: Kids who ski, snowboard, hike, or play outside in winter and need a reliable base layer that moves with them.
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