Men's Stanley Flanno Merino Overshirt

We understand that every gram counts when you're carrying your pack for days on end. That's why we've listed the weight of each garment in our hiking range to help you pack smarter. Can't find what you're looking for? Get in touch—our team is here to help.

Women's Core Superfine Tasmanian Merino Tank

The ultimate high-performance, next-to-skin base layer engineered for women tackling unpredictable alpine environments. Acting as a vital climate-control system, it delivers an exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio without adding bulk to your pack.

Women's Hike Ultrafine Merino T-Shirt

The ultimate high-performance baseline layer for lightweight trekking. Wear it standalone as your primary next-to-skin layer, or pair it under a mid-layer for temperature regulation. The high-cut neck eliminates chest sunburn, while the extended hemline acts as an anti-friction barrier against backpack harness chafing.

Women's Nora Hoodie

This hoodie is an excellent choice for cold-weather trekking. The mid-weight fabric provides ideal thermal insulation, serving as a highly effective mid-layer when worn under a windproof outer shell.

• 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.

Micron

Ever wondered why some Merino wool feels like a warm hug while others feel like a prickly cactus by lunchtime? It all comes down to the micron — the measurement of a wool fibre’s diameter. The smaller the number, the finer the fibre, and the softer it feels against your skin.

Not sure where to start? Use this guide to find the perfect softness, feel, and warmth that’s just right for you.

Source: Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) and the Australian Wool Production Forecasting Committee (AWPFC), 2025/26 Season.

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.