Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Kids Wicked Warm Midweight Underwear Set Print (Toddler)

Love these - cozy, warm and moisture wicking! Would recommend for active kiddos!

Ggchild loves the new jammies & socks & is a fashion plate for play & bed!

Love the rainbow dot pattern. Great fit for kids. Only downside is super tight sleeves at the wrist and neckline.

She loves these thermals they really are wicked warm!

Comfortable /easy on&off/love the colors/ washes well

These base layers fit my Little One perfectly. True to size. Kept my little one warm when we were out hiking in 20-30 degree weather.

These are well made, they are great base layers for a toddler and seem to be washing nicely.

My kiddos are wearing them nearly every day so that we can take advantage of our cold, snowy weather for longer than 5 minutes. 2T are (obviously) big for my 13 month, but shirt and pants have an easily rolled cuff so now we'll get 2 years out of 'em!

I hesitated because they were 100% polyester, but they work! Kept my little guy warm and cozy.

3T fit both my recently turned 4yr old (60th in height, 40th in weight) and my 23month old (98th in height and weight). We were in Montana and it's regularly well below freezing. Perfect mid layer if you have a snow suit that runs very warm.

It is very difficult to find "thermal" underwear for toddlers. Thanks LL Bean!

Love the print and fit on our 2yr old daughter for her first ski season. Highly recommend!

My son's favorite outfit right now! He wears it for pajamas, as his main outfit for the day or under his will clothes/winter gear to stay warm at outdoor preschool!

Bought this underwear set for a relative's 2 year-old daughter. She's a petite one, so her size matches her age. Purchased to be used as pajamas or to go outside. The print is so beautiful that as soon as she took it out of the gift bag, she wanted to wear it. Once washed, her mother put it on her. She was full of giggles, as the rainbow dots were so attractive to her. She will wear them throughout the Fall & Winter 2021. The quality is what I expect from LL Bean so I know they will wash & wear well. With Bean Bucks, they were reasonably priced, too. Glad I purchased.

Overall this midweight thermal layer does the job. If I could give feedback or request a small change it would be to make the head hole a little bit more elastic. Hard time getting over toddler's head, cue the screaming. Otherwise, it's a nice relaxed fit on the body and seems to do the trick. Would consider other brands before re-purchasing if I am being honest.

Good base layer for keeping small children warm in cold weather. Items hold up well through many washings and rough play.

The quality of these was fine. The fit is the was a bit weird on my 3yo. The shirt was shorter in the front and wouldn't tuck in the bottoms. Returned because I didn't want there to be a gap with skin exposed.

The quality of material is good. Although this fits a 3 year old really well, the neck is too small to over a 3 year old's head - a very tight squeeze. Not sure if we can keep using it over next year as my kid grows.

We were a big fans of the infant's version of these base layersa good base layer makes all the difference and we go outside in all weather! Our son sleeps in them, wears them under snow suits solo, or layeredthe options made it well worth the money invested. HOWEVER, this year our 19mo has maxed the out the infant base layers and when I saw the clearance color in a 3t I grabbed two sets. I had no idea how they ran, but figured he could grow into them. I was excited when they came and washed and air dried them immediately. The first thing I noticed is WOW, these shirts run extremely short!! Because I sized up, we can get away with it, but I can tell you that while I put the pants in the dryer, I can't take the risk of the shirt shrinking even a smidge! I'm okay because I paid a great price, but I will NOT be purchasing these full price. The pants are a good cut and the waistband isn't huge either? Which is good for us. Our son is about 27-28lb, 19mo, wears 24mo-2t clothing consistently, with a few 3t pieces mixed in if we want extended wear. The ultralight 650 down toddler's coat is a 3t, long in the sleeves and plenty of length, for reference. He still squeezes into his infant bunting from last year in a pinch.

My kid loves the colors and stays warm, but the head and sleeve/ankle openings are so small I'm constantly yanking the clothes on and off when we get dressed. Seems like the fit could be better.

Seemed to restrict her movement. Arms had weird tight spots. Neck was really small so it made her fight me putting it on. Going to go with another brand this year.

Top was short and wide. Not good for tucking in and under snow pants

The front of the shirt is significantly shorter than the back. My toddler has a long torso and looks like he's wearing a crop top.

My son loved the style and comfort of these, but within an hour or two of his first wear, the hem of the shirt completely fell apart. I was going to exchange them, but I'd rather spend the $10 to have the hem replaced than deal with shipping for 7 and waiting weeks for a new set. Worried it will happen with the rest of the stitching though.