Crew - Regular - M

Merino wool fibers are much finer than those of regular wool, making them softer, less itchy, and more breathable. They also offer superior temperature regulation and moisture-wicking properties.

It is recommended to hand wash. If you must use a machine, select a delicate or wool cycle, use a wool-specific detergent, and place the jumper in a mesh laundry bag. Always opt for cool water and avoid high spin speeds.

Merino wool is naturally odor-resistant and breathable, meaning it can often be worn multiple times between washes. Airing the jumper out after wear can help refresh it. Wash only when necessary.

Fold the jumper neatly and store it in a drawer or on a shelf. Avoid hanging it, as the weight of the garment can cause the merino wool to stretch and lose its shape over time.

Yes, merino wool provides excellent insulation and warmth. It can be worn on its own in cool weather or layered under heavier outerwear for colder conditions.

If you snag the fabric, do not pull the thread. Try to gently push the snagged loop back through to the inside of the garment using a fine needle or pin.

A regular fit is a classic cut that is neither too tight nor too loose, allowing for comfortable movement and easy layering over other garments.

Ensure you are using a pure merino wool product. Sometimes, minor irritation can occur with initial wear. Washing according to care instructions can also soften the fibers.

Reshape the jumper while damp and lay flat to dry. Avoid tumble drying or high heat, which can cause shrinkage and distortion.

This is normal for wool products with wear. Gently remove pills with a fabric shaver or a fine-tooth comb. Avoid excessive friction on the fabric.

Attempt to re-wet the jumper and gently stretch it back to its original size while damp. Lay flat to dry. Avoid hot water and aggressive agitation in future washes.