INDERAmens Cotton Rib Knit Union Suit

good item and generous size

Very warm and good fit

I’ve owned several different kinds of union suits now and I have to say this brand is the best. Their sizes are the most accurate, they are the comfiest and also last the longest - that last point though does come with a caveat. The stitching on the buttons is very poor, and the button on the rear will cause a rip after several sleeps. I tend to re-sew the buttons (they will fall off with a tug) and stitch up the rear flap. So if you’re comfortable with 30mins of sewing, you’ll have a union suit that will last years. If not - avoid - but you won’t find a better option easily.

Comfy, nice quality cotton, correct sizing. Undoubtedly old fashioned but very practical.

Warm and comfy comfortable to wear.

One of the more expensive brands, and it took over a week to get here, yet i find a seam has split before it's even been worn. On a seam that will rub if restitched without care. But how long until other seems fail and it falls apart entirely?

Bought for my partner as a Xmas present, obviously he didn’t want to wait and wore it right away and even slept in it but woke up with a skin rash. We then washed it and it’s been really great since, too warm to sleep in but super comfortable and happy with it now.

It fits unlike others I’ve tried. I’ve now used it in northern Sweden -35 it keeps you warm the back pouch could be better overall very good

Keeps me warm

This is what my son wants for Christmas pajamas. I ordered one sz up because it is cotton and will shrink but it is cute and looks really comfortable. Quality looks nice. I think he'll be happy 😊

My husband loves these because they are soft & very comfortable. We found they don't shrink. They actually loosen up. We use warm & somethings hot water. He's 5' 8" 145# & the size medium is good.

Outside warmth and comfort. Fits well.

This is neither too thin nor is it too thick. It's cotton, so it isn't going to provide a great deal of additional warmth like modern acrylic fleece. It does provide another layer which breaths and gives a little extra without overdoing it on the stuffiness factor. Because it's cotton, it's going to shrink about 3", but that's what it's supposed to do around the ankles and wrists. Unlike the modern versions in which sleeves go over the thumb, these retro baselayers are meant to be shorter near the wrists so as to not interfere with watches or shirt cuffs. Same as the ankles... they're meant to be shorter so as to not interfere with boots, shoes or socks. The buttons are spaced a little too far apart which causes the fabric to gap a little, but that's about the only negative I see.