The 195 Merino Crew
The 195 Merino Crew is designed to be the ideal lightweight and versatile top for all year-round, with a slim fit on the torso and a long cut sleeve and long body length to make sure there’s no space for cold air to sneak in. Raglan sleeves and a curved bottom hem make it elevated enough to wear with a casual pant or shorts. Our ZQ Merino Wool is washable and preshrunk.
The 195 Merino Special Offer: Get 10% off with the purchase of any 2 Merino shirts, or 15% off with the purchase of 3 or more (applied at checkout). See the Shipping & Returns drop down for details.
Made in Vancouver.
Materials & Care
Size & Fit
Reviews
CanadaSoft to the touch fits slim but a fantastic base layer
CanadaMy favourite merino shirt
Great shirt, have owned it for over a year and probably worn it 40+ times with little sign of wear. Keeps you warm when you need warmth and cool when you're working hard. Fit is with the L is good, I generally wear L (sometimes M with certain cuts) and am 6'1" and about 180lbs. Love the quality and the ethics of the company. I own plenty from icebreaker and smartwool and still find myself reaching for my Ecologyst.
CanadaThe perfect Merino base layer. Currently doing a lot of winter lake surfing in Ontario and this top paired with the 195 long johns are now my essential pre and post surf kit. Can’t recommend the 195 merino enough. Or Ecologyst in general for that matter! P.S. The best customer service in the industry too!!
CanadaQuality
Looks great. Feels great. Canadian made.
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As it decomposes, wool enriches soil with sulfur, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet, making it naturally breathable and moisture-wicking.
A single sheep produces 4.5 kg of wool per year, enough for 10+ meters of fabric, 6 sweaters, or 1 large sofa.
As it decomposes, wool enriches soil with sulfur, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet, making it naturally breathable and moisture-wicking.
A single sheep produces 4.5 kg of wool per year, enough for 10+ meters of fabric, 6 sweaters, or 1 large sofa.
