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in every fibre.

Ultra-fine fibres from Merino sheep create a soft next-to-skin feel that's naturally temperature-regulating, moisture-managing and odour resistant. Unlike regular wool, merino doesn't feel scratchy while still providing warmth, making it comfortable for both outdoor activities and everyday wear.

TENCEL™ Lyocell (sourced from Lenzing) is made from a natural raw material, wood. The wood pulp is turned into cellulosic fibres using a closed-loop production process.

TENCEL™ Lyocell is incredibly soft on the skin with good moisture management properties, which is why we blend it with merino wool for our Cool-Lite™ and Featherlight™ products.

Cotton is a versatile, renewable plant fibre celebrated for its softness and breathability. In some of our products, we thoughtfully blend cotton with merino wool to create fabrics that combine the best attributes of both, comfort, moisture management and durability for everyday adventures.

We prioritise organically grown cotton to align with our commitment to responsible sourcing throughout our supply chain.

Linen is a natural fibre derived from flax plants. Our high-quality linen is grown in its natural habitat, Belgium. We blend our merino wool with linen to complement wool’s natural absorption of moisture before feeling wet.

We still use a small amount of petrochemical synthetic fibres (Nylon, Polyester, Elastane) to serve specific performance requirements, such as adding stretch.

We’re constantly working to minimise them, replace them with natural solutions, or redevelop them as bio-based alternatives.

We still use a small amount of petrochemical synthetic fibres (Nylon, Polyester, Elastane) to serve specific performance requirements, such as adding stretch.

We’re constantly working to minimise them, replace them with natural solutions, or redevelop them as bio-based alternatives.

We still use a small amount of petrochemical synthetic fibres (Nylon, Polyester, Elastane) to serve specific performance requirements, such as adding stretch.

We’re constantly working to minimise them, replace them with natural solutions, or redevelop them as bio-based alternatives.

Plant-based synthetics are made from either wholly or partly renewable resources, in place of petrochemical inputs.They're technically plastics, because they are a man-made material, but they are derived from natural renewable materials rather than non-renewable petrochemical based plastics. We're currently using bio-based synthetic fibres in some products across our range. We see this as an interim solution to minimise our dependency on fossil fuel-based synthetic material, with no product performance compromise.