The Merino Sweater
An incredibly luxurious and soft knit, this classic sweater is made from 100% extra fine merino wool. By nature, the wool is lighter in weight, offering comfort directly on the skin, and has the ability to cool in Spring, and warm in the wintertime. A wardrobe essential, and favourite for men and women alike—it is ideal for layering with jackets due to its weight, or lovely on its own.
Made in New York.
Materials & Care
Size & Fit
Reviews
CanadaBeautiful sweater
The texture and feel of the sweater is incredible. So soft, plush and warm! I got my usual size XS and the baggier fit was very flattering. I did find the sleeves a bit snug because there was no stretch to it but not to the point of constricting. Unfortunately, the sweater was machine washed and shrunk a size smaller (but fortunately still wearable).
CanadaIt's too good and now I want more
I agree it's best to invest in items that will last.. but the price tag on this one meant I waited quite a while to buy one (there was a sale and I had a gift card so the stars really aligned for me). And DAMN this is a nice sweater! I wouldn't change anything. I would wear it every day as my personal uniform if I could. I guess what I'm trying to say is, it's fantastic despite the price. As with most ecologyst items, I find it runs a tad big big so I sized down from what I generally wear which was a grand success. For reference, I'm 5'4" and about 115lbs and the xs fits me with some wiggle room. I've had it for a few weeks and it's becoming an iconic wardrobe item for me already. It looks nice enough for my job but it's comfortable enough that I will wear it for every day.
CanadaSoft, warm, comfy
The texture of the weave. Also, although relatively lightweight it is very warm.
CanadaHelpful, welcoming and easy
I love the feel of the sweater, knowing it is sustainable, good quality and made with so much care and love. Gilakas'la (thank-you)
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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.
