Finding a pair of these leg warmers is very difficult. Soft to the touch and very durable seem to be inherently opposites. Everyone knows that cashmere is very soft, but they are fragile. Polyester material is durable, but has a rough texture. Kayhoma tested more than 30 materials and finally faux cashmere stood out as the main material for these leg warmers.
These man-made cashmere fibers are very thin and long, so they feel very soft, very close to natural cashmere. One customer commented: When you put on these leg warmers, it's like stepping into cotton. This kind of evaluation is not an exaggeration, but a very vivid expression of real feelings. They are indeed a class above cotton.
The structure of these leg warmers is very fine. They are thick, close to the thickness of a sweater. This thickness makes people feel very secure. They are not afraid of nails, nor are they afraid of stretching. They have very fine stitching without any looseness, and you can easily feel that they are very reliable from the appearance.
The reliability of these leg warmers is also reflected in the fact that they are not afraid of washing. They are much stronger than cashmere, they are not afraid of detergents and hardly shrink. They're certainly machine washable, and when you take them out of the washing machine, they're indistinguishable from new. At this point, no cashmere product can match such reliability.
They certainly have drawbacks too. Because their physical properties are close to cashmere, they are also prone to attracting some dust. When touching the ground that is too rough, there may be some hairballs. If you are willing to be more careful, they can maintain an excellent condition in very good condition. for a long time.
Kayhoma leg warmers can be considered soft and durable under non-destructive testing conditions.
