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The Merino Collection
Merino wool is like no other fiber. Not only is this miracle material exceptionally soft, it also wicks moisture and regulates body temperature. Plus, it’s antimicrobial (AKA anti-stink), so it’ll smell fresh as a daisy even after multiple wears. We take our merino a step further with a special mercerization process that improves its texture, durability, and appearance. From wool sweaters to tees, each piece in our Merino Collection is built to take a beating—and pass the ol’ sniff test—for many years to come.
Is merino wool comfortable?
Merino wool is incredibly soft against the skin, making for some of the most comfortable sweaters and tees out there. Merino fibers have a natural crimp, helping them retain body heat for increased insulation, while remaining superbly breathable. It also repels odor causing bacteria, regulates temperature and retains its shape better than any other wool on the planet. When it comes to balancing utility and comfort, merino wool is hard to beat. Check out our Journal to learn more about the benefits of merino wool.
What kind of merino clothing does Taylor Stitch have?
From cozy men’s sweaters made with 100% merino wool to breathable yet sturdy t-shirts, there’s no shortage of merino in our lineup. Our merino wool t-shirts regulate body temperature, keeping you cool when it’s hot out and warm when it’s chilly—so they’ll work just as well in the summer as in the winter. When it comes to the colder seasons, our merino sweaters are cozy enough to stand up to even the harshest weather, and they’ll keep you cool (and dry) whatever the adventure. For more on how to style men's sweaters, check out our Journal.
Where is Taylor Stitch’s merino wool sourced?
Our merino wool is sourced from suppliers certified by the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) to ensure animal welfare, environmental responsibility, and social equity at every step of production—from the farm to the mill, to our shelves.