Merino wool is a natural and renewable material, ideal at a time when we need to reduce textile waste and overproduction. Every year, a new fleece grows on the Merino sheep, without the use of artificial fibers or harsh chemicals.


Unlike synthetic fabrics, merino wool doesn't release microplastics into water or the environment. The fibers are completely biodegradable and return to the Earth naturally.


Maintenance is also easier. Thanks to its self-cleaning and odor-resistant properties, you'll need to wash merino wool much less often. This means less water, less energy, and less detergent—and therefore a lower impact.


In addition, merino wool often lasts longer than cotton or synthetic materials. Cotton cultivation requires a lot of water, land, and pesticides, while merino wool simply grows on the backs of sheep and lasts for years if treated properly. Less frequent replacement automatically means less waste.


This way you make a choice that is good for your feet and for the world around you.