Women's Merino 260 Oasis Vertex High Rise Thermal Leggings Chillwave sold by Icebreaker
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Women's Merino 260 Oasis Vertex High Rise Thermal Leggings Chillwave

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These high-rise leggings offer warmth and comfort, perfect for winter activities like skiing and snowshoeing. Crafted from premium merino wool, they feature a unique jacquard pattern and a flattering waistband. The textured print mirrors the beauty of snowy mountain landscapes, making them not only functional but also stylish. Ideal for layering, these leggings ensure freedom of movement while keeping warmth locked in, making them a winter essential. From the brand: We’ve recently updated this style from 260 Tech to 260 Oasis. While the name has changed, the product hasn’t. It’s built with the exact same design, composition, quality and performance that define this style. As we move through this transition, new and old packaging will be shipped randomly, and some items may still arrive labelled 260 Tech on packaging or swing tags. We know that can be confusing, but rest assured, you’ve received the right product. Warm merino base layer bottoms with a unique jacquard pattern and a wide flattering waistband, the Merino 260 Vertex High Rise Leggings Chillwave are a go-to piece for winter layering—ideal for skiing, snowshoeing and other cold-weather pursuits. The textured all-over print evokes the sweeping, snowy landscapes of winter in the mountains.