Men's Henley Tasmanian Merino - Chestnut

Bluey Merino Tasmania sizes run small. If unsure, choose a size larger.

For the best fit, refer to our size charts using your favourite top as a guide, rather than your body measurements. Bluey’s measurements are provided in centimetres, taken from the garment laid flat. Comparing these with your favourite top will help ensure a perfect fit. Please note, slight variations in measurements may occur due to manufacturing.

Women’s Travel Merino Tank

Women’s Core Merino Tank

Women’s Finley Merino T-Shirt

Women’s Klara Merino T-Shirt

Women’s Gilet

It’s important to note that the size on the label doesn’t accurately represent the garment size. To accommodate this, we’ve developed a sizing system of A, B, C, and D. Please refer to the provided size chart below to determine the correct fit for you. Final sale, no exchange or return accepted.

For the best fit, refer to our size charts using your favourite top as a guide, rather than your body measurements. Bluey’s measurements are provided in centimetres, taken from the garment laid flat. Comparing these with your favourite top will help ensure a perfect fit. Please note, slight variations in measurements may occur due to manufacturing.

Men’s Emrik Merino T-Shirt

Men’s Merino Tank

Men’s Tasmanian Merino 180 Orson Long Sleeve Top

Men’s Gilet

It’s important to note that the size on the label doesn’t accurately represent the garment size. To accommodate this, we’ve developed a sizing system of A, B, C, and D. Please refer to the provided size chart below to determine the correct fit for you. The gilet has a very slim fit – no stretch, so please take the time to check the measurements to avoid disappointment. Final sale, no exchange or return accepted.

The Merino Micron Cheat Sheet: Your Guide to Softness

Ever wondered why some wool feels like a warm hug while others feel like a prickly cactus? It all comes down to the micron. Think of it as the DNA of comfort: the smaller the number, the finer the fibre, and the softer it feels against your skin.

To help you shop like a wool expert, we've created this simple cheat sheet. Use it to find the perfect balance of luxury, warmth, and durability for your next favourite piece.

The micron (µm) is the measurement of the diameter of a wool fibre. The lower the micron, the higher the quality and the softer the wool is next to skin.

The micron, measuring one-millionth of a metre, is the key indicator of Australian Merino wool quality, with finer fibres (15–24 microns) providing superior next-to-skin comfort by bending rather than poking the skin. According to The Woolmark Company and industry experts, this fineness enables high-performance thermal regulation and moisture wicking, with "Ultrafine" (under 17.5 microns) representing the peak of luxury.

Sources:

Australian Wool Exchange (AWEX). Code of Practice.

The Woolmark Company. The Science of Wool: Micron and the Comfort Factor.

Weight

The weight number used for each garment represents the fabric's weight in grams per square metre. The higher the number, the warmer and heavier the garment.

• Machine wash 30° gentle/wool cycle
• Wash with similar colour wool garments
• Protect your garment by using a laundry bag
• Use wool or gentle detergent
• Do not use bleach, optical brighteners, enzymes or softeners (weakens yarn)
• Lightly reshape and lay flat to dry
• Use iron on wool/delicate setting (if at all)
• We recommend hanging your garments to air between wears. Merino wool is naturally antibacterial and odour-resistant, it doesn’t require washing after each wear.