Men's Merino Wool Jumpers
Our merino jumpers are soft, easy to wear and made to last. They regulate your temperature and they’re breathable, keeping you warm without overheating. Our merino acrylic blends have been carefully created to be lightweight, easier to care for than just merino wool and they last as long as you need them to - it’s not just a one season thing.
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What is merino wool?
Merino wool comes from Merino sheep, known for producing some of the finest and softest wool in the world. Unlike traditional wool, merino is lightweight, breathable, and naturally moisture-wicking, keeping you comfortable in a range of temperatures. It’s also odour-resistant and incredibly soft against the skin, making it a go-to choice for high-quality knitwear. Whether worn on its own or layered, merino wool deftly balances warmth, style, and comfort. Learn more about merino wool and why we love it.
How to style a merino wool jumper?
A merino wool jumper is a year-round essential that bridges the gap between smart and casual. For an easy everyday look, wear over a t-shirt with moleskin trousers or chinos. If you're dressing for the office or a smarter occasion, layer a zip-neck over an Oxford shirt and pair with smart trousers. A merino mock neck looks great under a blazer or shacket, while a roll neck always looks refined. Keep it classic with neutral tones like navy, grey or black, or go for a bold colour to add personality.
Is merino wool warm?
Yes, merino wool is exceptionally warm for its weight. Its fine fibres trap heat while remaining breathable, making it perfect for keeping you warm in winter without overheating. Unlike heavier wool fabrics, merino regulates temperature naturally, so it’s also comfortable in milder weather. The result? A jumper that keeps you warm when you need it but stays light enough for layering year-round.
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How to wash merino wool?
Merino wool is naturally breathable and odour-resistant, meaning it doesn’t need washing after every wear. When it does need freshening up, check the care label first, but most merino wool jumpers can be hand-washed or machine-washed on a gentle, cool cycle. Use a wool-friendly detergent and avoid fabric softener, which can damage the fibres. Always dry flat to prevent stretching and never tumble dry – heat can cause merino wool to shrink. Store folded rather than hanging to help maintain its shape. Check out our editorial for more guidance on how to care for your knitwear.