Kids' merino · 250 GSM

Kids' Merino Wool Pants 250 Cobalt Blue

£39.99
Size: 4-5-years

Sized by age · roomy enough to layer.

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Description

Kids' Merino Wool Thermal Pants

Add colour and comfort to your child’s cold-weather wardrobe with our Cobalt Blue merino wool thermal pants, made from 100% superfine 19.5-micron merino wool. These midweight 250 GSM base layer bottoms are perfect for school, winter sports, or everyday layering.

✅ Ultra-Soft & Itch-Free Comfort

Designed for sensitive skin, these kids’ thermal leggings offer a silky-soft feel with zero itch or irritation — no rubbing or bunching like cotton alternatives.

✅ Warm & Breathable (250 GSM)

The midweight fabric delivers excellent insulation while allowing airflow, so your child stays warm without overheating.

✅ Moisture-Wicking & Odour Control

Merino wool naturally wicks away moisture and resists odours, keeping your child dry, fresh, and comfortable all day long.

✅ Bold & Stylish Cobalt Blue

The vibrant Cobalt Blue colour makes these pants fun to wear and easy to pair with other base layers or outerwear.

✅ Sustainable, Gift-Ready Packaging

Each pair comes in eco-friendly packaging, making these pants a great gift for holidays, birthdays, or winter gear upgrades.

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Care

Turn inside out. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a wool-safe detergent. Do not bleach. Lay flat or hang to dry.

Shipping & returns

Free UK delivery on orders over £49. Ships in 1–2 business days. 30-day free returns on unworn items with tags.

MOISTURE WICKING
ODOR RESISTANT
TEMPERATURE REGULATING
100% MERINO WOOL
Soft merino for kids who never stop moving

Kids' merino

Soft merino for kids who never stop moving

Non-itchy merino that keeps kids warm on the slopes, breathable at recess and odour-free after a full day outside. Machine washable and built to survive the season.

THE FABRIC

Why merino wool

01Moisture wicking

Merino wool moves sweat away from your skin as vapour and lets it evaporate from the fabric, so you stay dry and comfortable whether you are hiking, commuting or skiing.

02Odour resistant

Merino fibres naturally resist the bacteria that cause odour, so you can wear a base layer for several days, on the trail or while travelling, and it still smells fresh.

03Insulates when wet

Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet. In damp British weather it keeps insulating where cotton and polyester leave you cold.

04UV protection

Merino absorbs UV radiation: our lightweight layers offer UPF 25 and the midweight and heavyweight options UPF 50+, handy on long days in the hills.

05Flame resistant

Merino wool is naturally hard to ignite and self-extinguishes without melting onto the skin, unlike synthetic base layers.

06Renewable

Merino is a natural, renewable and biodegradable fibre. Sheep grow a new fleece every year, and a worn-out merino garment breaks down instead of shedding plastic microfibres.

FAQ

Kids' merino base layers: FAQ

What is this 250gsm thermal leggings best for?

It is a midweight 250gsm merino layer, best for school ski trips, winter sports and cold days. Compare every weight in our merino weight guide.

Is this thermal leggings warm enough for skiing?

Yes. 250gsm midweight merino under a ski jacket and trousers is the most popular choice for a ski holiday. Choose 320gsm if you feel the cold.

Is merino wool itchy for children?

No. We use superfine merino that is soft against the skin, so children who refuse scratchy wool jumpers are usually happy to wear it all day.

What should my child wear on a school ski trip?

A merino thermal top and bottoms under their ski jacket and salopettes, plus merino socks and a beanie. A 250gsm set keeps them warm on the slopes without overheating in the chalet.

How do I choose the right kids' size?

Sizes are based on age and height. Base layers should fit close to the body, so choose the size that matches your child now rather than buying several sizes up. See the size guide.

Can kids' merino go in the washing machine?

Yes. Wash inside out at 30°C on a wool or delicate cycle and dry flat. Keep it out of the tumble dryer to prevent shrinking.

Is merino good for kids who get hot and cold quickly?

Yes. Merino regulates temperature and wicks sweat, so it keeps active children comfortable when they run around and warm when they stop.

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