Merino.tech: merino wool thermals, half-zips and base layers

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Merino.tech makes clothing from 100% merino wool, and its homepage says it sources that wool from Australia. The company's own site dates it to 2018. Its range is mostly the layers you wear closest to your skin: thermal tops and bottoms, crew-neck and half-zip long sleeves, tees, and socks and accessories to go with them.

Merino is popular with hikers, skiers and travellers because it's soft and warm and can be worn more than once between washes, and Merino.tech pitches its clothing for exactly that mix of outdoor trips and everyday wear. Sizes on the homepage ran from XS to XXL for women and S to XXXL for men, and the shop showed free delivery over $49.99 when we checked.

The homepage groups the range into men's classics, women's wardrobe staples and accessories, and it talks up lightweight tees and long sleeves for spring as well as the heavier thermals for winter. That makes it a shop to come back to through the year rather than only when the weather turns cold, and it's worth knowing that the same few styles come in several fabric weights.

What's worth a look

These six were on the Merino.tech homepage at the prices shown when we checked:

The numbers in the product names are the fabric weight. The 250 sets are a midweight choice, and the Men's Merino Thermal Set 250 Black at $99.99 gets you a top and bottoms together, with a matching women's set at the same price. If you only need one piece, the 320 range is heavier and priced at $64.99 per item.

The Men's Merino Half Zip Long Sleeve 320 Black is the one to look at if you want a layer you can open up when you warm up, and the women's half-zip comes in charcoal grey. The plain Men's Merino Long Sleeve 320 is a simpler crew neck, and the Women's Merino Pants 320 Black work under ski trousers or on their own around the house on a cold evening.

Black and charcoal grey were the main colours on the homepage, which makes it easy to mix tops and bottoms.

Current offers

We don't have a live Merino.tech code on our page right now. The shop runs its own seasonal promotions, and one was being advertised when we checked, but those change quickly, so check our Merino.tech page before you buy. Whatever's on, delivery was free on orders over $49.99, which covers any single item in the 320 range.

How to save more

• Buy the set rather than two pieces. A 250 thermal set at $99.99 is a top and bottoms in one order.
• Pick your weight carefully. The 320 pieces are warmer for winter sports, while lighter tees and long sleeves suit spring and travel.
• Check the size chart. Merino base layers are meant to fit close, and the homepage links a chart for each style.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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