How to Find the Best Merino Wool Clothing for the Entire Family

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We’ve long touted the benefits of wearing wool on outdoor adventures at OutGrown–but there can be an overwhelming selection to choose from. The best merino wool will be convenient to use and wear, a long-lasting investment, comfortable to wear, and have sustainable practices in its production. 

Here’s what to look for when purchasing merino wool clothing for your family:

Merino wool helps parents work smarter, not harder

Good-quality merino wool will make life more convenient–not an added hassle. According to Emma-Jane at Smalls Merino, some Merino wool clothing can be machine washable and should retain its shape and softness after air-drying. 

It can take a lot of work to get all the layers on little ones in colder months. Merino wool’s itch-free texture and comfort will help everyone enjoy their outdoor play longer without complaining of being too hot or too cold, too wet or too itchy–so you can stay outside and play longer!

An investment for all seasons

Merino wool clothing is an investment. Quality merino wool will be durable enough to withstand the wear and tear of adults and children for years of use–making them great for hand-me-downs or repurposing. 

And those favorite pieces aren’t just for winter! Merino wool keeps you warm in the winter and can be as equally comfortable for lightweight pajamas and loungewear, and as a base layer for outdoor adventures year-round. 

T-shirt feel with the benefits of wool

Unlike traditional wool, merino wool is incredibly soft and smooth. It feels more like your favorite t-shirt than a scratchy sweater. This makes it perfect for even the most sensitive in your family–from delicate baby skin to eczema-prone skin.

Merino wool has natural odor-resistant properties that keep everyone smelling fresh even after a day of play. It regulates temperature, keeping you warm when it's cold and cool when it's hot, and it wicks moisture away from the skin, keeping you dry and comfortable on any adventure outdoors.

Sustainable practices and biodegradable properties

Merino wool is a sustainable choice because it is biodegradable and has a natural resistance to odors and stains–resulting in less washing that, in turn, conserves water and energy.

The best ultra-fine and sustainable merino wool products can be fully traced back to the farms where the sheep are raised and have a transparent supply chain.

Wrapping it up

Feel like wrapping up in some extra-comfy, sustainable and convenient merino wool layers? Look for the best quality, family-friendly, ultra-fine merino wool products that are convenient, comfortable, sustainable and a good investment for the entire family.

Need a suggestion? Our friends at Smalls Merino check all the boxes and are offering OutGrown members a special discount code

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