Merino Wool

Merino wool comes from Merino sheep, primarily raised in Australia, New Zealand, and South America. The fiber is characterized by its extremely fine diameter (typically 18-24 microns), making it much softer than regular wool and non-itchy against the skin. Merino wool has natural crimp that creates insulating air pockets, providing excellent temperature regulation in both warm and cold conditions. The fiber's unique structure allows it to absorb moisture while still feeling dry, and its natural antimicrobial properties resist odor buildup.