Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of 3) Cloud Grey
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of 3) Cloud Grey
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of 3) Steel Grey
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of 3) Jet Black
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of 3) Charcoal Grey
Merino Wool Hunting Socks - (Pack of
Merino Wool Hunting Socks - (Pack of 3) Black
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of
Merino Wool Hiking Socks - (Pack of 3) Charcoal
About this collection
Merino wool accessories
The small pieces make a big difference on a cold day. Our merino accessories keep your head, neck, face and feet warm without overheating, and resist odour so you can wear them day after day.
- Merino beanies – warm, soft and itch-free for walks, commutes and the slopes
- Neck gaiters and snoods – wear as a neck warmer, face cover, headband or hat
- Balaclavas – full face and neck protection for skiing, cycling and winter running
- Merino boxers – breathable, fresh and comfortable all day
- Merino socks – hiking and running socks that keep feet warm and dry
Add accessories to a men's or women's thermal set for a complete winter kit. Free UK delivery over £49 and 30-day returns.
FAQ
Merino Wool Accessories FAQ
What is the difference between a neck gaiter, a snood and a balaclava?
A neck gaiter and a snood are the same thing: a tube you wear around your neck or pull up over your face. A balaclava also covers your head and leaves an opening for the face, giving more protection in wind and snow.
Is a merino beanie warm enough for winter?
Yes. Merino traps warmth while letting sweat escape, so a merino beanie keeps you warm on cold walks and ski days without making your head damp.
How do I wash merino accessories?
Wash at 30°C on a wool or delicate cycle, or by hand, and dry flat. Do not tumble dry.






