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Merino Wool Hiking Clothing

Gear up for the trail with icebreaker’s merino wool hiking clothing, designed for comfort, durability, and natural performance. Whether trekking through rugged backcountry or enjoying a casual day hike, these layers provide the perfect balance of breathability, insulation, and odor resistance to keep you comfortable from start to summit. Made with 100% merino wool, each piece naturally regulates body temperature, moving moisture away from the skin to keep you dry while adapting to changing conditions. The soft, lightweight fibers resist odors, allowing for multiple wears between washes—ideal for multi-day hikes and extended backpacking trips. The collection includes merino wool base layers, t-shirts, mid-layers, jackets, hiking socks, and accessories, all designed to provide maximum comfort and versatility on the trail. Whether layering up for a cold-weather ascent or staying cool on a summer trek, these hiking essentials help you move with ease in any terrain. Pair with durable merino socks and breathable layers for a hiking system built to handle any adventure.
Merino Wool Hiking Clothing FAQs
Q: Why is merino wool a good choice for hiking?

A: Merino wool is ideal for hiking because it naturally regulates body temperature, moves moisture away from the skin, and resists odors. The breathable fibers keep you cool in warm conditions and provide insulation in cooler weather, making it a versatile choice for any trail.

Q: How should I layer merino wool for hiking in different seasons?

A: In warm weather, a lightweight merino wool t-shirt and breathable hiking socks provide comfort and moisture control. For cooler hikes, add a mid-layer such as a merino fleece or sweater. In cold or unpredictable weather, layering a merino base layer under a windproof or waterproof shell ensures warmth and protection from the elements.

Q: How long can I wear merino wool hiking clothes before washing?

A: Thanks to its natural odor-resistant properties, merino wool can be worn multiple times before needing a wash. For multi-day hikes, airing out your clothing overnight helps keep it fresh. The exact number of wears depends on the intensity of your hike and personal preference, but merino wool lasts longer between washes compared to synthetic fabrics.