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Wool, Cashmere or Merino?

Which fiber suits your lifestyle? Wool, cashmere, and merino are all three natural animal fibers, but they differ greatly in fiber thickness, softness, durability, and price. Merino wool is typi...

Preparing Your Fall Wardrobe

Merino must-haves for the new season In short: Merino wool regulates temperature and therefore works better than cotton or synthetic sweaters in changeable autumn weather. The core of your autumn ...

Whole-garment, knit and wear 3D knit technology

The difference between seamless knitting techniques In short Seamless knitting means that a garment comes out of the machine as one piece, without separate panels and without side seams. WHOLEGARM...

Why Sustainable Fashion Doesn't Have to Be Expensive

The cheapest sweater in the store is rarely the cheapest sweater in your closet. It sounds contradictory, but it gets to the heart of what sustainable fashion is about. Many men assume that dressin...

Why Merino Wool Doesn't Itch

The science behind soft wool Many people remember a woolen sweater from their childhood that itched all day long. That experience runs deep, and it still colors how we think about wool today. Yet ...

Merino wool and odor: why you need to wash less

You put on your merino sweater for the third day in a row, and there's still no funky smell coming off it. That's not a coincidence. Merino wool and odor resistance go hand in hand in a remarkable...

Seamless clothing: the small difference you feel every day

You put on a sweater in the morning and then don't think about it again. That's exactly the point. Clothing that you don't notice all day is secretly doing the most work. The advantages of seamless...

Choose Between V-Neck and Crew Neck Sweater: Which Suits You?

You're standing in front of your closet and the question seems small. Yet you find yourself stuck. Choosing between a V-neck or crew neck sweater feels like a detail, but it determines how a sweat...

Father's Day Gift: Merino Sweater Made in Netherlands

The third Sunday of June comes faster than expected. In 2026, Father's Day falls on June 21, and the question comes up again: what do you give a father who doesn't need anything, but deserves some...

Merino Wool for Summer

Can you wear it year-round? Wool often conjures images of winter, thick sweaters, and the heating turned up high. That picture is only half right. Merino wool behaves differently than thicker wool ...

Does a Merino sweater pill?

Why our sweaters are less prone to pilling In brief Pilling occurs when short fibers on the surface of a knit come loose through friction and form little balls. Three factors determine whether a m...

How to Wash a Merino Sweater: The Correct Steps

The right steps to keep your wool sweater looking good for longer In brief Merino wool has a fine fibre structure and needs a gentler wash than cotton or synthetic clothing. In the washing machine...

Merino wool properties

The 7 benefits that make this fibre unique Merino wool has a fine fibre diameter, typically between 17 and 23 microns, which makes the wool feel soft against the skin. The fibre regulates temperat...

Seamless Sweater: Why No Seams Provide Ultimate Wearing Comfort

A seamless sweater eliminates those annoying irritation points. Not by hiding them, but by never including them in the first place. No seams, no pressure points, no label edges rubbing against your...

Merino Sweater Care: The Complete Washing Instructions

Care guide for long-lasting quality You buy a merino sweater because it fits well, keeps you warm without overheating, and can last for years. What you do with it afterward determines almost everyt...

Made in the Netherlands: Why Clothing Made in the Netherlands Makes All the Difference

There are garments that carry the label "Made in Netherlands", and there are garments that are actually made in the Netherlands. Those two categories overlap, but they are not identical. Meedin pr...