Merino Wool
Merino wool – a marvel of nature
Merino sheep are among the oldest and most resilient sheep breeds in the world. This special breed has its origins in North Africa and is known throughout the world today for its unique qualities. Merino sheep are equipped for every climate zone and brave both icy cold and intense heat. Thanks to the natural composition of their fleece, they can easily cope with temperature differences of up to 40 degrees, as it cools in the heat and warms in cold temperatures.
The fine Merino virgin wool is obtained from living Merino sheep. The good thing about this: the sheep's fleece grows back in a completely natural way, so the wool is ecological by nature. At super.natural we focus on the source, which is why we obtain our Merino wool from African farms. In doing so, we put our trust in the German worsted yarn manufacturer Südwolle. As the global market leader for worsted yarns for weaving, circular and flat knitting, the company follows the latest eco-certifications, including Bluesign and Oeko-Tex standards. On top of that, Merino wool scores points with a wide range of advantages that make our wardrobe today priceless.
The super.natural Merino wool in detail
Merino wool, a natural wonder, impresses with its secrets: its antibacterial keratin keeps odours at bay, reducing washing and wear. This wonder fibre absorbs 35% of its weight in moisture, combined with polyester for rapid wicking and lasting comfort. The fusion of materials guarantees scratch-free, super-soft surfaces and the highest wearing comfort. Merino wool also protects against UV rays (SPF 40+) and regulates temperature - ideal in heat or cold.
In perfect harmony
Odour-neutralising
Temperature- and moisture-regulating
Soft wearing comfort
Natural UV protection
Easy care
All-weather comfort: The super.natural Performance series
Sierra 140
Warm Days
Tundra 175
Cool Days
Arctic 230
Cold Days
The super.natural Merino care tips
- Set the wash cycle to between 30°C and 40°C
- Use a pH-neutral delicate or technical detergent
- Do not use fabric softener
- Select a low spin speed (approx. 600 revolutions per minute)
- Close zips, buttons and Velcro fastenings before washing to avoid pulled threads
- Do not put in the tumble dryer Always wash together with the same or a similar colour Merino wool clothing should never be wrung out, kneaded or rubbed. This can cause it to lose its special properties more quickly.
- Protect against moths with lavender, rosemary or thyme.
Extra tip: In many cases it is enough to hang up your super.natural products overnight after wearing them and air them out well.