Merino Wool
Polo Shirts
Polo Shirts
Merino wool cycling and outdoor apparel, crafted in the USA with the highest attention to detail. Featuring Nuyarn® performance wool.
New Arrival
For the days a tee feels too casual and a button-down feels like too much. Our new short sleeve polos have a classic collar, a chest pocket, and a three-button placket with natural corozo buttons, plus UPF 50 sun protection built into the fabric. Pick your fabric, then your color. Made in USA.
100% merino wool, 170 gsm. Soft, breathable, and naturally temperature regulating, for those who prefer natural fibers.
Nuyarn® merino, 145 gsm. Quick drying and 53% more wind resistant than conventional merino.
Version two of the first cycling bib shorts made with Nuyarn® merino wool, now in men's and women's. Your bib shorts carry more of the ride than any other piece of kit, so we rebuilt them on a year of rider feedback.
Made in the USA
Built on Everything Riders Told Us
See what changed from version one, how the new fabric performs, and how they're made in small batches in California.
New Arrival
The first layer on when the temperature drops. Knit from a 210 gsm merino stretch jersey with 5% elastane, it's warm when you stop, breathable when you're moving, and keeps the knees and seat from bagging out. Made for nordic and alpine skiing, winter hikes, and cold mornings. Same fabric as our new Sport Boxer Brief. Made in USA.
This Merino Wool Sun Shirt Hoodie in Faded Blue is perfect for summertime adventures with its ultralightNuyarn®merino wool fabric and UPF 40 sun protection. Made in the USA, this hoodie is ultra-fast drying, extremely breathable, and durable.
Pure Merino takes a simpler approach.
The Pure Merino collection is built from 100% merino wool, chosen for those who prefer natural fibers in their most straightforward form. No synthetics. No blends. Just merino wool performing as nature intended.
A 125 gsm Nuyarn merino base layer built to sit under everything else you wear.The body-contouring fit keeps the fabric in contact with your skin, which is what allows a base layer to move moisture instead of trapping it.