Description
Product Information:
These wool outdoor jogging sweatpants are made of 100% merino wool knitted fabric and are designed for sports comfort and outdoor activities. Merino wool is a lightweight, high-end fabric with naturally antibacterial and breathable properties that keeps you warm without feeling stuffy when worn, making it perfect for jogging, fitness, or any outdoor activity. The combination of wide-leg pants and high-waist design provides great comfort and movement space, while also modifying the body shape and showing smooth and natural lines. The elastic waist design makes it more flexible and comfortable to wear. Whether it is during exercise or daily wear, it can maintain a comfortable fit and easily cope with various sports challenges.
Features:
- 100% Merino Wool Fabric: Known for its microfiber and softness, Merino wool provides excellent breathability and comfort. Natural wool has excellent warmth retention but does not make people feel stuffy easily. It is an ideal fabric choice for outdoor sports.
- Anti-wrinkle and breathable: The natural characteristics of merino wool make it very anti-wrinkle. While maintaining a clean appearance, the breathability of the fabric allows sweat to evaporate quickly, keeping the skin dry and comfortable.
- High-waisted design: The high-waisted design can effectively lengthen the leg lines, improve the overall body shape, and ensure that the pants fit the waist firmly to avoid slippage or discomfort during exercise.
- Elastic waist: The elasticated waist is easy to put on and take off and adjusts to your individual waist size to ensure optimal comfort and support.
- Wide-leg pants: The loose wide-leg design allows you to have a lot of room for movement when doing jogging, yoga, stretching and other exercises, avoiding any restrictive movements and providing a more free exercise experience.
- Flat front style: The flat front design is more concise and capable, suitable for various sports or casual wear, showing vitality while maintaining a sense of fashion.
