If you’re serious about outdoor adventures—whether hiking, climbing, or backpacking—your clothing can make or break your experience. The wrong fabric leaves you sweaty, chafed, or shivering, while the right blend keeps you comfortable, durable, and ready for anything.
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Merino wool is celebrated for its natural breathability, odor resistance, and temperature regulation—making it a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts. But while 100% merino shirts have their perks, they also come with significant downsides that can limit their performance, durability, and practicality for serious adventurers.
When you slip on a wool shirt, socks, or base layer, you expect warmth, comfort, and durability. But have you ever wondered how that wool was sourced? For many sheep, the process involves a painful practice called mulesing—a procedure that removes strips of skin from the sheep’s rear to prevent flystrike.