Chocolate-colored convertible fleece trousers

Fleece is a non-woven fabric made from synthetic fibers used for warm clothing. It's soft and pleasant to the touch, stretches well, but doesn't lose its shape. It's fully capable of replacing wool items. This is especially relevant for those who are allergic to wool.



The air pockets formed by the finest fibers of the fleece fabric hold a large amount of air, which effectively retains the warmth coming from the human body.



Fleece clothing keeps you warm well, effectively wicks away moisture from the body, dries quickly, doesn't cause allergies, and doesn't wrinkle.



It's a lightweight, warm, and soft material. Fleece has the best qualities of wool, but weighs significantly less than even the lightest wool fabrics.

Characteristics
- Hypoallergenic. It's not an allergen, making it ideal for sensitive skin.
- Antibacterial. Fleece is not suitable for the growth of mites, fungi, mold, etc.
- Breathability. The optimally structured fibers of the fabric let the skin «breathe».
- Thermoregulation. Maintains the necessary body temperature, preventing overheating or freezing.
- Elasticity. The material holds its original shape well, but doesn't restrict movement.
- Wear resistance. Following care guidelines contributes to the long service life of fleece fabric.
- Light weight. This significantly sets fleece apart from wool and fur products.
- Hygroscopicity. Absorbing water vapor and then releasing it outward creates a comfortable microclimate for the body.
- Thermal insulation properties. The fabric retains heat excellently, even when wet.
- Tactile comfort. Doesn't cause skin irritation.
- Easy care. Washes easily, dries quickly, doesn't require ironing.

Care
1. Wash fleece by hand or in a machine on a delicate cycle, at a temperature of 40°C — a higher temperature will damage it.
2. Do not wring it out; it's better to squeeze it gently.
3. It's preferable to choose liquid detergents for delicate washing. Using bleach is not recommended.
4. Drying should be done under natural conditions. It's better to hang it in a smoothed-out state and let it drip dry. Do not dry using a washing machine, on radiators, or near heat sources.
5. Fleece cannot be ironed. If this becomes necessary, use gauze and don't raise the temperature above 60°C, otherwise it will simply melt.