Women's Comet Long Jane

  • A black American made Duckworth merino wool legging.
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Women's Comet Long Jane

$139
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Color: Black

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If you're looking for a baselayer to stand up to the coldest, nastiest winter days then you've come to the right place. Born from our own needs in the rugged mountains of Montana, we've had customers wear Comet from Antarctica to Alaska. Our proprietary Comet fabric is natural-technical mash-up, combining an ultra-fine Merino Wool outer layer and a recycled polyester inner layer to create a high performance baselayer with exceptional moisture wicking and warmth. Why the combo? Polyester is hydrophobic, meaning it will wick sweat and moisture right off your skin and into the hydrophilic wool layer; wool chemically becomes even warmer when introduced to water and water vapor, thus explaining why the slim-fitted Comet Long Janes will have your legs feeling dry and toasty even in the nastiest conditions. Soft to the touch, durable, anti-odor, moisture-wicking, quick-drying, and versatile: your one-stop-shop baselayer legging.

Fabric

Why Duckworth Comet Fabric?

 

Composition: 62% Merino Wool, 38% Recycled Polyester

Weight: 315 gsm

Sizing & Wool Care

Duckworth Merino Wool Women's Sizing Chart

Cold gentle machine wash with like colors. Do not bleach. Dry flat or line dry only; do not tumble dry.

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Overall rating: 4.428571 / 5 from 7 reviews.

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"Next time I need to read the fabric composition more closely. All the items that I ordered are only 50 percent wool and usually 50 percent recycled plastic (bad for the body). For some reason I thought they were at 80 percent wool… my fault. Otherwise, construction and weave are lovely."

— Robert (3/5)

Favorite long johns

"Perfect base layer for snowboarding! I would say the thighs run smaller than the waist so I size up and they are perfect. I wear them under my snowboard pads."

— Johanna F. (5/5)

Just right!

"Just the right weight of insulation, and feels good on my skin."

— Martha L. (5/5)

Kept me warm

"I wore my new Long Janes into the woods on a day with a very wet wintry mix. My waterproof clothing failed after a couple of hours, I literally was able to pour water out of my boots. My Long Janes were also soaked, but they still kept me warm and were also comfortable."

— Jana C. (5/5)

Perfect base layer

"Nice base layer for skiing. Wicks away sweat and keeps you warm and dry."

— Barbara M. (5/5)

Polyester insides, meh.

"I like the look of these, but I'm just not crazy about the polyester layer inside. Honestly, I don't buy wool leggings to have synthetic fabric next to my skin. And it makes them less stretchy than they should be, so the fit is not great. After I wear them a while, I get saggy britches."

— Lori B. (3/5)

2024 Long Janes are Much Improved

"I purchased Comet leggings for my wife last year (2023). She did not like the fit. Advised Duckworth and they told us that they were working on a new design. We just purchased a new pair (2024). She loves the fit. We live in northern PA. The snow is flying. Cold temperatures. These Long Janes really work."

— Bradley R. (5/5)

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