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A ribbed turtleneck in 100% extra-fine Australian merino wool, with full-length sleeves and a regular fit. The textured knit and high-stretch construction make this a versatile layer for cooler days.
Pair it with tailored trousers for a polished everyday outfit, or wear it beneath your favourite coat when the temperature drops.
- Material Composition: 100% Australian Extra Fine Merino Wool
- Collar: Turtleneck
- Sleeve Length: Full
- Sleeve Style: Regular
- Length: Regular
- Elasticity: High Stretch
- Color Pattern: Solid
- Fit Type: Regular Fit
- Season: Winter
- Thickness: Medium
- Silhouette: A-straight
- Gender: Women
Size information
Our sizing may vary from standard sizes; please check the measurement table carefully to ensure a proper fit.
| SIZE/CM |
US SIZE |
LENGTH |
BUST |
SLEEVE LENGTH |
| S |
0-4 |
60 |
90 |
63 |
| M |
4-6 |
62 |
95 |
65 |
| L |
8 |
64 |
100 |
67 |
| XL |
10-12 |
66 |
106 |
69 |
| XXL |
14 |
68 |
112 |
70 |
Care
Hand wash with gentle detergent. Not machine washable. Do not tumble dry. Iron on medium heat.
Benefits of Wool
It’s natural
Wool is a natural protein fiber found on the backs of sheep. It is considered one of the most effective forms of all-weather protection, while man-made fibers with the same properties have yet to be produced.
It’s breathable
As wool fibers are packed together, tiny pockets of air form, allowing the material to absorb and release moisture. This could be moisture in the atmosphere or perspiration from the wearer. This makes wool an extremely breathable material.
It’s odor-resistant
Because wool can absorb moisture from your skin (i.e., sweat), it can also help absorb odor from sweat, which is released upon washing.
It reacts to your body
Wool is also able to react to any changes in your body temperature. It’s an active fiber that helps you to stay warm when it’s cold and cools you when it’s warm.
It’s static-resistant
As wool can absorb moisture from your body or the surrounding air, it rarely creates static electricity like synthetic fibers do, keeping you cozy and comfortable and avoiding any awkward clinging.
It’s anti-wrinkle
Each wool fiber is structured much like a coiled string, allowing it to return to its natural shape after being bent, so woolen items tend not to crease or wrinkle.
It’s easy to clean
As its primary function is to protect the body of a sheep from the surrounding environment, wool fibers have a natural protective outer layer. This helps to prevent any marks or stains from being absorbed, so the dirt sits on the surface and is easily removed.
Delivery and Returns
- Free shipping to Canada, the UK, EU, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and the United Arab Emirates (we may be able to ship to some other countries; please check with us)
- Worldwide: Does not ship
- You will receive your purchase within 3-4 weeks, depending on your delivery address
Try your purchase at home, and let us know immediately if you have any concerns. We will go from there to make it right for you. Your Satisfaction is guaranteed!
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More on merino wool:
How is Australian Merino wool made?
Australian wool growers produce the world’s finest wool from Merino sheep using sustainable farming practices. Unlike synthetics, which are industrially produced from non-renewable fossil energy, Merino wool is a natural fiber grown year-round by Merino sheep, consuming a simple blend of natural ingredients including sunshine, water, fresh air, and grass. Every year these sheep produce new fleece, making wool a completely renewable fiber.
Arguably the oldest-known animal fiber, wool is composed of a natural protein called keratin - the same protein found in human hair - with a small amount of calcium, sodium, and fat. The surface of each fiber is covered in scales, which are important in making felts and traditional woolen cloths.
What is so special about merino wool?
Merino wool offers numerous advantages: It provides good insulation, transports moisture, and has anti-static properties; it doesn't itch, smell, or crease much; it is lightweight and keeps its shape. And it does all this in a completely natural and sustainable way.
Is merino wool better than regular wool?
Softer — Merino wool is considered one of the softest kinds of wool. That's because each fiber has a slimmer diameter (measured in microns) and is shorter than other kinds of wool. Together, these properties make Merino wool soft and gentle to the touch; it won't irritate your skin.
