100% Merino Wool Layers, Not necessarily all at the same time...
Because the first layer does the heavy lifting. Soft, superfine Merino sits right against your skin, pulling away moisture, trapping a whisper of warmth, and stretching with every move—no bunching, no itch.
1 | Base Layer – OG Long-Sleeve (200 gsm)
Superfine fibres feel silky, never scratchy
Breathes while it insulates, so you stay dry and warm
Flat-lock seams = zero chafe on the hill, trail, or couch
Start with the OG Longsleeve next to skin. If you are wanting some extra core warmth then add a Garage Tank or T-shirt Underneath. I prefer a V-Neck if it is going under the OG but I'll rock a T-short over the OG and go full 90s style as well.
1 | Base Layer – Second-Skin Comfort
Base Pant
It is all in the name, but this one goes over a pair of our now famous merino boxer briefs. 200gsm and all you need for most environments.
Wear them under your pants without being too bulky, or under you snow pants for a day out on the mountain.
2 | Mid Layer – Low-Bulk Warmth
Mid-Weight OG (~230 gsm)
Adds a cushion of heat without puff-jacket bulk
Retains body heat but still vents excess when you’re on the move
Clean athletic cut—smart enough for pub stops, tough enough for backcountry laps
3 | Outer Layer – Everyday Armour
Merino Sweatshirt (~300 gsm)
Dense loop-back knit blocks the chill and shrugs off light wind
Natural stretch keeps it comfy over tees or collared shirts alike
Classic styling = one piece that works on-mountain, at work, or on the road
Although it is technically a second because of some stray elastic threads, this perfectly good layer is priced to put the versatile and functional cherry on top...
