There's a very simple solution to the itchiness of leg warmers: better fabrics. Compared with inferior polyester material, long-staple cotton is definitely a better answer. Long-staple cotton fibers are very thin and long, with a maximum length of 2 inches. They are very friendly for the delicate and sensitive skin of the thighs, they are not allergic nor itchy. Kayhoma leg warmers use a faux wool solution in materials that are softer than long-staple cotton, and stronger than regular wool, machine washable, and ironable. When you put these leg warmers on your legs it's like stepping into cotton, they don't itch at all.
Many manufacturers make leg warmers that are short, thin and inexpensive, but this is not what customers want. The basic function of leg warmers is to keep them warm, so all leg warmers should be thick (it doesn't have to be very thick), they should be well-made and reliable. Kayhoma leg warmers are about the same thickness as a scarf, they provide excellent warmth and are well made, resistant to wear and tear, and machine washable.
Kayhoma leg warmers are quite different. These leg warmers have a minimum length of 28 inches (unstretched), which means they can rise above the knee. You can stretch them above your knees to protect your knees when you ride or need to kneel for chores. They can of course also perform well on the calves below the knee if you feel too hot. Kayhoma leg warmers have extremely elastic bands at both ends, they have a maximum stretch width of over 12 inches, and they even fit the thighs middle.
These characteristics are only the base performance of Kayhoma leg warmers, because Kayhoma is the best brand of leg warmers.