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Merino Wool Outer Layers

Take on the elements with icebreaker’s merino wool outer layers, designed to provide warmth, breathability, and durability in any condition. From lightweight vests to insulated jackets, these pieces offer the perfect balance of protection and performance, helping you stay comfortable in cold temperatures without sacrificing mobility. Made with breathable merino wool, each jacket, coat, and vest naturally regulates body temperature while moving moisture away from the skin. The resilient fibers provide warmth without bulk, making them ideal for layering over base layers and mid layers to create a complete cold-weather system. Whether commuting through the city, hiking in the mountains, or traveling to unpredictable climates, these versatile outer layers adapt to any adventure. Pair your outerwear with merino wool base layers, sweaters, and accessories for a layering system that keeps you warm, dry, and ready for whatever nature brings.
Merino Wool Outer Layers FAQs
Q: How does merino wool compare to synthetic outer layers?

A: Merino wool provides natural breathability and temperature regulation, keeping you warm without overheating. Unlike synthetic fabrics, merino wool resists odors, moves moisture away from the skin, and offers long-lasting comfort. Some outer layers blend merino with other materials for added durability and weather resistance.

Q: Can merino wool outer layers be worn in wet conditions?

A: While merino wool naturally manages moisture and retains warmth even when damp, it is best paired with a waterproof or water-resistant shell in heavy rain or snow. Some merino outer layers feature wind- and water-resistant finishes for added protection.

Q: How should I layer merino wool outerwear for extreme cold?

A: Start with a merino wool base layer to wick moisture and regulate body temperature. Add a mid layer, such as a fleece or insulated sweater, for extra warmth. Finish with a merino wool outer layer or a weatherproof shell to protect against wind, snow, and rain. This system provides warmth, breathability, and adaptability in extreme conditions.