Merino wool is a natural fiber, the right supermodel that works in the cold and the sun's scorching. Merino wool is used solely for a soft groundwool for a sea sheep.
Sock masters' merino sheep graze with the extensive subtropical sores of Uruguay. Over time, Merinolampa has developed an exceptional wool cover that protects the sheep in varying weather from rain, toast and wind.
Merino wool is naturally a technical fiber that has a lot of great features from sports to everyday dress from head to toe.
Circumstances
The special feature of merino wool fiber is its exceptional ability to adapt to environmental conditions. In nature, merino sheep grazes in varying weather conditions from toasted sunshine to frost. Their unique wool protects them from cold, wind, rain and roast. The wool of a sea sheep is just a fine bottom wool that curls. This creates natural air pockets in the material, which act as insulation and smoothing the temperature, ensuring that the user remains warm even in extremely cold weather, but also cooling its users in hot conditions. This natural warmth and insulation feature makes merino wool a great choice for outdoor clothing all year round.
Photo: Raw wool is checked before it is cleaned. During the manual work phase, wool is cleaned of the largest debris and impurities.
Also heat up in damp
The unique feature of the merino wool is its ability to maintain heat and feel dry even moist. This makes it an excellent choice for winter conditions, as it keeps the user warm even after sweating and dries quickly.
Remove moisture
Merino wool is able to effectively remove moisture from the skin, which is particularly useful when exercising and moving. This feature helps to keep the skin dry and comfortable, preventing the feeling of cold caused by moisture. An effective way to handle moisture is also useful in summer heat. Merino wool actively balances the temperature by heating cold and cooling hot.
Naturally an antibacterial material
Merino wool is a naturally unfavorable breeding ground for bacteria, which prevents unpleasant odors from forming in clothing. Therefore, merino wool clothing and accessories do not need to be washed as often as synthetic fibers and retain the freshness for longer. Therefore, we recommend that socks mainly ventilated after the commissioning washing.
Not itch
The softness and length of merino wool fiber make it pleasant on the skin and does not cause itching, unlike some regular wool clothes. Merino wool is suitable for sensitive skin users and for young children.
Photo: Long -fiber combed merino wool is super soft. The raw wool combed by the socks will be brought to Europe, where it is further processed as a thread.
Fire -safe material
Merino wool is a more fire -safe option than many artificial fibers, as it only ignites at temperatures above 500 ° C and does not melt than artificial fibers. This makes it a safer alternative to clothing, especially in children and in the light -hearted environments.
Almost eternal material properly treated
Like almost all woolen fibers, merino wool requires care and care to stay good. The socks are exposed to hard rubbing and therefore it is important to pay attention to the good maintenance method.
Merino wool loves ventilation! So don't wash the merino wool products too much. Sock masters' socks are not pre -washed in production, so we recommend them to be laundered. In the first wash, the product also gets its final shape and measurement.
Watch a video of our visit with wool handling plant in Uruguay in Lanas Trinidad:
