The neck warmers for men, women and children include fleece neck tubes and multifunctional tubes, for skiing, biking, running or winter in the city.
Barts and CMP produce them; the fleece neck tube can be pulled up over the nose when the wind picks up.
The neck warmer replaces the scarf when you need to move: it doesn't come loose, doesn't hang down, and can be pulled up over your face with one motion.
The fleece neck warmer is warm, light, and dries quickly; it can be worn under a down jacket or parka, with a matching beanie.
When skiing, the neck warmer can be pulled up over your nose in the wind from the ski lifts; when biking or riding a motorcycle, it fastens the collar of the jacket and blocks out the cold air.
The multi-functional tube, thinner, can be worn as a neck warmer, headband, or light beanie for winter running; it wicks away sweat.
For children, the children's neck warmer replaces the scarf, which can get caught while playing; it goes on over the head and won't get lost.
The neck warmer stays in place for sports; the scarf is more stylish in town, available among the scarves.
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The neck warmer doesn't hang down and won't get caught while playing. The children's neck warmer is safer.
Fleece dries quickly and doesn't itch; wool keeps you warm even when wet. For sports, fleece is more practical.
At thirty degrees, without fabric softener, then air dried. Fleece dries in a few hours.
Yes, plain and understated, under a coat. A plain neck warmer looks smarter than a printed sports tube.
Yes, a thin model fits under a ski or motorcycle helmet. The thin tube doesn't hinder tightening.