Velilla 103006 lined trousers: the same trousers as always, with a lining inside
Working outdoors in January in 200 g/m² trousers means being cold from the very first minute. These add a 100% polyester, 185 g/m² plain knit lining sewn along the whole leg, which almost doubles the insulation without making the garment stiff. They keep the six pockets and the usual workwear pattern.
✅ Features
185 g/m² plain knit lining: thermal insulation along the whole leg, not just the upper part.
200 g/m² 65/35 twill outer: resistant to abrasion and frequent washing.
Elasticated waistband with pleats: compensates for the extra volume of the lining.
Safety stitching: reinforcement on the seams under most strain.
Six pockets: two slanted front pockets and four with flap and hook-and-loop closure.
Unisex cut: wide size range from 34 to 60.
👷 Suitable for
Building and construction work in winter.
Logistics and loading and unloading on open docks.
Pockets: 2 slanted front + 4 with flap and hook-and-loop
Waistband: elasticated with pleats
Sizes: from 34 to 60, unisex
Colours: black, navy blue, royal blue, grey and white
🧺 Care
Machine wash at 40 °C maximum.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry: the knit lining becomes matted and loses insulation.
Do not dry clean. Can be ironed at high temperature on the outside.
💡 Tip: the lining takes up space. If your size is a tight fit in the unlined trousers and you also plan to wear thermal leggings underneath, go up a size; with the lining sewn in there is no room to add layers inside without losing mobility when bending down.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lining like?
Plain knit, 100% polyester and 185 g/m2, sewn along the whole leg.
Is it waterproof?
No. These are warm trousers, not rain trousers.
Is it certified for protection against cold?
This reference does not declare an EN thermal protection standard; for that there are the 398 padded trousers, certified to EN 14058.
Should I go up a size?
If your size is a tight fit or you plan to wear thermal leggings underneath, yes: the lining takes up space.
Can it be tumble dried?
No. The knit lining becomes matted and loses insulation.
