Women's merino

Every women's merino garment sits on this page, from jumpers and cardigans through vests, dresses, scarves, coats, hats and neck warmers, with some unisex pieces among them. The shape pages beneath narrow this same stock rather than holding their own. Women's Merino Jumpers is the one to open first.

104 pieces in this rangeFrom $59 to $399 AUDFree AU shipping over $150

Reading the care label first

The care label on the garment is the instruction that counts, because the right method varies with the fibre and the knit. A fine merino piece and a heavier wool piece do not want the same treatment, so the label is where a wash starts.

Pointelle knit, two way zip
MTF LADIES LONG SLEEVE WITH 2 WAY ZIP POINTELLE CARDIGAN

Pointelle knit, two way zip

A long sleeved merino cardigan in a pointelle knit, closing with a two way zip, sits in this collection. Merino is fine enough to wear next to the skin, it is warm for its weight, and it breathes. That combination is why the fibre carries so much of the women's range, across shapes the pages beneath narrow one at a time.

Women's Merino Jumpers
Washing a merino jumper
Pure Merino Wool Half Zip Pullover

Washing a merino jumper

Hand washing uses clean lukewarm water at approximately 30 degrees Celsius, according to The Woolmark Company. The Woolmark Company also advises that only a garment whose own care label permits it should be machine washed. A jumper without that permission on its label is not machine washable, whatever the fibre. The guide sets out the method in full.

How to wash a wool or merino jumper

Common questions

Where can I find women's merino tops in Australia?
Women's merino tops are listed on this page and carried in both Melbourne shops. The CBD store is at 520 Bourke St and the Ripponlea store at 79 Glen Eira Rd, both open 10am to 6pm, Monday to Sunday. Staff give fitting and sizing advice, and either shop takes purchases and enquiries by phone on 0402 136 689.
Which brand in Australia offers the best merino wool products?
The shop does not rank brands. Fibre fineness and knit weight determine how a garment feels and wears, well before a label does, and this page holds 99 women's merino products. The house brand is usually superfine 18.5 micron Australian merino, and the page carries other labels too. Next to skin comfort turns on the micron reading rather than the brand name. The Woolmark Company's 19.5 micron threshold defines how micron decides next to skin comfort.
What are the downsides of merino wool?
Merino pills where rubbing occurs during wear, the same as other wool clothing, according to The Woolmark Company. The Woolmark Company observes that pilling shows up most commonly around the elbows, armpits, sleeves, belly and the sides of a jumper. A fine merino piece also carries less body than a heavier wool one. The Pure Merino Wool Half Zip Pullover is one mid weight merino style on this page.