Since 1924 · Istanbul
Keep the cold out — for a century.
Stay away from the cold with our thermal underwear collection. Smart thermal fabrics lock the heat in, so you stay warm even in the harshest winter conditions.
1924
FOUNDED
Stay away from the cold with our thermal underwear collection. Smart thermal fabrics lock the heat in, so you stay warm even in the harshest winter conditions.
Founded in 1924 by Hüseyin Küçükaslan, Kucukaslan Tekstil company in a short period of time became Turkey's leading brand in underwear clothing.
Manufacturer of wool, thermal and cotton underwear, pajama and boxer types, and interlock cotton-wool fabric. With its employees and executives who have adopted innovation, working without sacrificing customer satisfaction and quality is the fundamentals of the company's understanding of service.
From long sleeves to balaclavas — all our own production, all to the same warmth standard. Samples available for wholesale buyers.
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Warms without bulky layers — you forget you are wearing it all day.
Four-way stretch knit never limits movement and feels soft on the skin.
Slips easily under a shirt and trousers — invisible from the outside.
Locks body heat in and carries sweat out — never cold, never clammy.
Thermal underwear is a two-piece garment — top and bottom — worn to keep the body warm in wind, fog, sleet or snowy harsh weather. It is normally full length to the ankles with long sleeves to the wrists, and it is worn directly against the skin, trapping body heat to keep you warm. Because the two pieces are independent, you can choose to wear the top or the bottom as needed.
Today there are also short bottoms and sleeveless options: a great way for professionals to stay warm where long sleeves are not practical, and men can wear short sleeve or sleeveless thermals under everyday t-shirts.
Both natural and synthetic fabrics are used to produce thermal underwear. Wool and cotton have long been used for winter clothing because these natural materials hold warmth extremely well; today synthetics such as polypropylene, polyester and nylon are also used. Most thermal garments are made from a blend of natural and synthetic fabrics: 100% natural wool and cotton absorb moisture, while thermal fabric blends trap warmth yet dry instantly — the garment does not stay wet and keeps you warm.
It should be lightweight. It should be comfortable and flexible. It should fit actively, meaning it slips easily under a shirt and a pair of trousers. And it should help regulate body temperature.
For wholesale thermal clothing purchase requests, get in touch — we reply within one business day.