What are the merino wool special characteristics? 

Merino wool is a wonderful product and we will explain what these merino special characteristics are and why it is worth considering. 

Merino wool is softer and finer compared to regular wool. The merino fibre is long and curly and during processing it keeps its natural softness. Many great characteristics of merino make it the best choice when you are looking for a 100% natural, sustainable and comfortable material.

Why is merino wool is so great?

Natural material

Merino wool is a versatile and sustainable material, being 100% natural. Its inherent properties allow it to adapt to varying climate conditions, making it suitable for year-round wear. Beyond keeping you warm in cold weather, merino wool excels at moisture absorption, ensuring the fibres remain dry against your skin even when it rains. Additionally, its breathable nature enables it to regulate your body temperature, providing comfort and flexibility as it adjusts to your unique needs.

Texture and softness

Merino wool stands out for its exceptional softness, distinguishing it from synthetic products that can be itchy and uncomfortable against the skin. Its non-abrasive nature makes it suitable for individuals with very sensitive skin, ensuring a comfortable and irritation-free experience, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of merino regardless of your skin type.

Easy to take care of.

Merino wool's remarkable properties extend to its wrinkle resistance, as the fibres effortlessly bounce back to their original shape. While you can machine wash merino if needed, its stain-resistant and naturally antibacterial qualities enable it to clean itself to a large extent. As a result, occasional airing is typically sufficient to maintain the freshness and cleanliness of merino wool beanies.

Is Merino wool sustainable?

Merino wool is not only 100% natural and renewable, but also environmentally friendly. Merino sheep produce new fleece annually, ensuring a continuous and sustainable source of this material. When disposed of, merino wool naturally decomposes in soil, enriching the earth by releasing valuable nutrients. Additionally, merino garments can be easily reused or recycled, contributing to the reduction of waste and promoting a circular economy approach.

What is mulesing free?

The merino wool we use is sourced exclusively from farms that uphold a strict "mulesing-free" policy. This ensures that the welfare of the sheep is prioritized and that they are not subjected to any harm. In essence, mulesing, a surgical practice involving the removal of skin from the sheep's breech, is avoided, preventing unnecessary discomfort and promoting humane farming practices. By adhering to mulesing-free standards, we support ethical and responsible treatment of the sheep in our supply chain.

If we have convinced you about merino wool and you would like to purchase a merino wool beanie, scarf or headband buy now.