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Merino wool originates from a special breed of sheep bred in New Zealand and Australia. Merino is a highly desirable material for garments designed for winter sports or outdoor activities. With its unique properties, merino wool provides, among other things, very good breathability and air circulation.
Merino sheep live in harsh mountain conditions, where temperatures reach 40°C in summer and drop to -20°C in winter. These sheep are adapted to the changing climate, which is crucial for the quality of merino wool. The wool is dense, but its fibres are fine and delicate, making merino wool garments excellent at protecting against the cold while providing thermal comfort on hot days. Merino fibres exhibit breathability, which protects against overheating, while on the other hand they effectively insulate against cold and moisture.
One main advantage of merino clothing is its superior thermoregulation. The micro-structured spaces in the fibres mean that the wool maintains an optimal body temperature regardless of the conditions. During intense exercise, merino thermal clothing wicks moisture away from the body, keeping the wearer feeling dry. Merino wool absorbs up to 35% water in relation to its weight, which makes it a great material for underwear and sportswear, among other things.
Garments made from merino wool are also distinguished by other features such as antibacterial properties, which prevents unpleasant odours from forming even during intensive exercise. It is also worth mentioning the flexibility and durability of merino garments which are resistant to stretching, preventing them from losing their shape during use or washing.
Merino wool repels dirt and other impurities, making it easy to clean. After minimal exercise, merino underwear does not need to be washed but simply hung up and aired out. In addition, merino wool is flame resistant and displays self-extinguishing properties, therefore will not melt when exposed to fire.
Also keep in mind UV protection. Merino thermal clothing has a natural UPF 50 filter, making it a better choice than cotton, for example. Merino wool clothing is a great choice for anyone who values comfort, protection, performance and the additional properties of clothing during outdoor activities.
