Comes from an economically influenced breed of sheep prized for its wool.  Merinos are known as having the finest and softest wool of any sheep.  Wicking, odor resistant, breathable, temperature regulating, quick drying, lightweight, flame retardant, washable, soft, and comfortable and is regarded as one of the top performance fabrics used in the w [..]

The Merino is a breed of sheep prized for its wool in New Zealand. Merinos are regarded as having fine and softest wool. Merino base layers regulate body temperature by controlling the rate of cooling. They are soft next to skin and odour resistant without the addition of any coatings or additives. A merino base layer is generally priced at the top [..]

A merino is a type of sheep, bred for their soft wool and thin fibres to create Merino Wool. When it gets wet a Merino fibre can be extended up to 30% and recover without damage.

Wool from the Merino sheep is intrinsically soft, non-itchy, lightweight and has wicking properties. It retains its warmth when wet and the lanolin in the wool is naturally antibacterial and thus help [..]

Widely regarded as the finest and softest sheep’s wool in the world, merino wool is highly praised for its natural moisture-wicking performance, superior breathability, exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio and resistance to odors. Many manufacturers of high-end athletic apparel use merino wool because of its superior performance over conventional syn [..]

Merino wool is made from the fleece of Merino sheep, which are originally from Spain but now mainly bred in New Zealand and Australia. Merino wool is very soft, lightweight and regulates body temperat [..]

Merino wool comes from merino sheep and produces a high-quality yarn which is fine, strong, resilient and takes dyes well. Merino sheep, originally from Spain, are noted for their herding instincts an [..]