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A Fibre with a Remarkable History

Merino wool has a long and fascinating history. The Merino sheep originated in Spain, where the breed was closely protected for centuries. Their exceptionally fine wool became highly prized, eventually spreading to other parts of the world and establishing Merino as one of the world's most valued wool fibres.

Today, Merino wool is no longer reserved for royalty. Its combination of comfort and performance has made it a favourite for everyday clothing, particularly when you want the benefits of wool without a heavy or coarse feel.

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	Fine by Nature What Makes Merino Different Merino fibres are finer than many traditional wool fibres. This fineness allows the individual fibres to bend easily rather than feeling stiff against the skin, giving Merino garments their characteristic softness. The result is wool that can be worn comfortably next to the skin, making it particularly useful in lightweight clothing, base layers and everyday knitwear.
A Fibre That Responds to You Temperature Regulation One of Merino's most useful qualities is its ability to help regulate temperature. The structure of the fibre creates tiny air spaces within the fabric, helping provide insulation when you need warmth while allowing excess heat to escape. This means Merino can remain comfortable as conditions change. It is one of the reasons wool has been used in clothing across such a wide range of climates for generations.
	Strong, Flexible and Resilient Performance in the Fibre Merino wool may feel soft, but the fibre itself is remarkably resilient. Its natural elasticity allows it to bend and stretch with movement before returning towards its original shape. This flexibility contributes to the comfort of Merino clothing while helping garments cope with regular wear. With appropriate care, quality Merino can remain a dependable part of your wardrobe for years.
Freshness That Lasts Made for Regular Wear Wool has a complex fibre structure that helps limit the build-up of odour compared with many synthetic fabrics. Merino's moisture management also plays a role, giving garments the ability to stay comfortable between washes when cared for correctly. This makes Merino a practical choice for travel and everyday clothing, where being able to wear a garment repeatedly can be a real advantage.
	HYPOALLERGENIC It is well-known that Merino wool is beneficial for allergy and asthma sufferers. Recent medical research shows that fine Merino wool garments worn next to the skin are a natural remedy against eczema. They act as a ‘second skin’ and stabilise the humidity level and the microclimate of the skin surface. A fantastic option for those with sensitive skin.