Merino fibre is nature’s masterpiece – fine, breathable, and incredibly soft. With proper care, it will last a long time, maintaining its shape and comfort. Lightweight and versatile, Longform Merino offers the perfect balance of luxury and function, designed to stand the test of time.

Merino is easy care, machine washable and designed to last. Machine wash in cold water on a delicate or gentle setting and a low spin. Use a detergent specifically designed for wool and avoid using fabric softener, as it can coat the wool and impede its natural properties. Do not wring or twist after washing cycle.

Sometimes your Longform Merino garment will just need an airing rather than a full wash. For best results, hang your garment in an open space with good airflow for a few hours, or overnight if needed. Outside in the shade is best, but an indoor spot with some airflow will also work well.

For best results, lay your Longform Merino garment flat on a towel to dry, flipping it occasionally to promote longevity. Alternatively, drape it over a railing or multiple laundry lines to distribute the weight evenly. Avoid hanging it while wet, as this can stretch the fabric.

Store your merino in a cool, dark and dry place that is void of dirt and dust. When storing long term, store in airtight plastic bags and or/in airtight containers. This will help prevent moths from getting to your garments.

Pilling is a natural process that occurs in wool when the shorter fibres come loose and form little balls on the surface of the garment. These will come away from your garment after a wash. To prevent this as much as possible it is worth washing your garment after the first few wears.