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This Mens Larvic Neck Warmer in Navy with ribbed knitted pattern gives you Heat Holders warmth and comfort in a simple and practical design. Advanced insulation creates a thermal barrier, ensuring heat stays close around your neck, a key area that, when exposed, can make you feel colder overall.
When you need to banish frosty winds and lock in the warmth, pull on a Heat Holders mens neckwarmer. We’ve drawn on all our thermal expertise to create a range of men’s thermal neck warmers that look great and deliver reliable warmth. In fact, they’re probably the warmest, softest and most comfortable neckwarmers you’ll ever wear.
The ingenious tube design means there are no flapping ends to come undone, get caught or dangle in your coffee. No wonder our neck warmers have become such a firm favourite over the last decade. Pop one on when you’re out and about or just relaxing at home for instant snuggly warmth.
Size: One size
Fibre Composition: Outer: 55% Polyester, 45% Acrylic. Lining: 100% Polyester
Machine Washable at 30°C. Heat Holders can be tumble dried but are happiest when line dried.
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Heat Holders Technology
Japanese-designed thermal yarn provides insulation with superior breathability and softness.
Innovative knitting technology produces our UK PATENTED long loop cushion pile to hold more warm air.
Our expert brushing process maximises the amount of warm air held in for unbeatable warmth.
HEATWEAVER® Insulation is a plush fur-like thermal lining that maximises the air held close to the body.
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"These are the warmest socks I have ever worn. They are especially good in wellies or boots when the weather is icy."
Sarah
Rambler and avid walker
“These are the warmest socks I've ever worn without making your feet 'sweaty'”
Jayne
Dog Walker
“Just the job! My feet have never been warmer in winter - will definitely buy some more”
Derek H
Angler
“These socks are great for cold weather at the allotment and even better for walking the dogs in winter conditions.”
Mr Armstrong
Allotment Holder
