Thermal underwear

If you’re looking for thermal wear that performs in the cold and still looks stylish, you’re in the right place. Here you can easily buy thermal wear for your scenarios: women’s thermal clothing for the city, walks, office, and trips. Comfort and fit matter in the first layers, but our designs are made so you’ll want to wear them as outer elements. That’s why our women’s thermal wear isn’t “under your clothes,” but independent tops, thermal bodysuits, and thermal leggings. If you’re choosing women’s winter thermal wear for every day, confidently build thermal looks with knitwear and outerwear.

How thermal wear works and why you’ll feel warmer

The base layer wicks moisture and helps retain body heat. When thermal wear fits close, you warm up faster and the fabric doesn’t let your skin cool down. That’s why thermal clothing is the best start to a winter outfit: add a warm mid layer (jumper or sweater), then a protective shell against wind and precipitation.

What to pair it with: from knitwear to outer layers

For walks and everyday plans, combine a thermal bodysuit with on-trend knitwear and outerwear. Try wearing a thermal bodysuit under a minimalist cardigan and finish the look with a warm top layer: a straight-silhouette coat, a classic mid-season trench, or a voluminous winter puffer jacket — choose by the weather.

Thermal leggings as a base and as a standalone bottom

Thermal leggings feel confident not only under trousers — you can wear them as a separate bottom with elongated outer layers and soft knitwear. Pair with cozy jumpers or textured sweaters, and add seasonal accessories — a hat and a scarf.

Thermal bodysuits: smooth fit and an ideal line under dresses

When you need a smooth outline and warmth, a thermal bodysuit is a lifesaver. It works as a base layer and stays invisible even under close-fitting silhouettes. Wear it under your favorite looks, and if you want an accent — choose styles with a beautiful neckline or long sleeves and mix with feminine bottoms: skirts or straight trousers.

How to choose thermal wear: fit, density, scenarios

• Fit. Thermal wear should hug your body and follow your lines without creasing. That way it “works” better and helps retain warmth.
• Density. For office and city life, choose moderate density; for long walks and frosty days — thicker styles.
• Scenarios. For every day — universal thermal sets; for active weekends — highly elastic options with quick-dry properties.

A winter look with thermal wear

Building a warm, beautiful outfit is simple: a thermal base layer, your favorite knitwear, and weather-appropriate outerwear. Add accents — minimalist hats and soft scarves to finish the look and boost warmth. If you want a more structured top layer — explore winter outerwear styles from Gepur.

FAQ: frequently asked questions about women’s thermal wear