COS

• Merino wool does not need to be washed after every wear. Because the fiber contains natural lanolin, it has an antibacterial action and is less odorless. It is enough to hang them in a well-ventilated way.
• When washing merino, select a weak washing course and low-speed spin spin. Usually 30 degrees or hand wash is best.
• A mild wool shampoo or detergent will make your clothes last longer. Fabric softeners are not recommended as they coat the fabric, making it less breathable.
• Merino products are best dried in air. The heat from the dryer can damage the fibers.
• Lint can occur naturally with wear, but can be easily removed with a lint comb or lint remover.

Lightweight / Insulation / Thermostatic / Softness

Merino is a wool material made from a very ancient breed called Merino sheep, and the coat is made to withstand the harsh winters and warm summers. The fibers have a wavy structure that keeps the shape of the garment while being elastic. The fine fibers are soft and breathable, so you can wear them directly against your skin. Lighter than other wools, yet strong and warm.