Thinsulate insulation for Clothing, Gloves & Boots

The unique microfibres of Thinsulate Insulation are about ten times smaller than the fibres of most other synthetic insulations You stay warm and comfortable even in damp conditions
The unique microfibres of Thinsulate™ Insulation are about ten times smaller than the fibres of most other synthetic insulations, which means they’re much more efficient at trapping air. . . and more effective at keeping you warm. It also means we can pack more fibres into the same space, where they can reflect back more of the body’s radiant heat.

Thinsulate Insulation provides nearly twice the warmth of foam, felt or pile.

The unique microfibres of Thinsulate Insulation are about ten times smaller than the fibres of most other synthetic insulations
- FACTS -

With Thinsulate You stay warm and comfortable even in damp conditions. How can Thinsulate insulation keep me warm when it is so thin?
The concept that makes Thinsulate insulation so effective is actually simple. All insulations work by trapping air among their fibres. The more air trapped, the more efficient the insulation. More fibres in less space provide more surface area on which air layers can form. Thinsulate™ Insulation has microfibers with a diameter of less than 10 microns, which are about 10 times smaller than a human hair and trap more air in less space than any other insulation material used in the apparel industry. What if Thinsulate insulation gets wet?
It will still keep you warm and comfortable. That’s because Thinsulate insulation retains its insulating ability in damp conditions. Its fibres absorb less than 1% by weight of water, so it stays effective at keeping you warm – and it dries easily if it does become wet.