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      SUSTAINABILITY

      NATURES FIBRE

      ABOUT MERINO WOOL

      OUR STORY

      SYNTHETICS VS MERINO

       

      Merino is super lightweight, soft, non-itchy, non-clammy, warm in the cold
      and cool in the heat, and has a miraculous ability to resist odour.

       

      It is made in the mountains not a petrochemical laboratory.

       

      SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT

      Synthetic clothing - such as polar fleece and polyproplene - are made from petrochemicals,
      a non-renewable fossil fuel. They hold their odour, are highly flammable and are not breathable.

      MERINO ENVIRONMENT

      In New Zealand, the merino is a mountain sheep that roams freely at up to 7,000 feet.
      Merino wool is annually renewable and biodegradable. Merino is extremely fine and strong.

      FROM WOOL TO SYNTHETICS TO MERINO

      TRADITIONAL WOOL

      Once upon a time we all wore wool. The problem is, its
      heavy, stinky, takes ages to dry and itches like mad!

      SYNTHETIC

      The 1980's saw the invention of synthetic fabrics, the
      problem is its smelly, clammy, sweaty and petroleum
      based which makes it highly flammable!

      MERINO

      Merino is super lightweight, soft, non-itchy, non-clammy, warm in the cold and cool in the heat, and has a miraculous ability to resist odour. It is made in the
      mountains not a petrochemical laboratory