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Description
Merino Wool Neck Gaiter
The Black Merino Wool Neck Gaiter gives you high-tech performance straight from nature.
Merino wool naturally regulates temperature, wicks sweat, and resists odour — keeping you fresh on the slopes or trails.
Its ultra-soft fibres feel gentle against your skin with zero itch, while the flexible design lets you wear it as a neck warmer, face cover, or headband.
From snowy mornings to windy runs — this gaiter adapts to every environment.
Featuring a 4-way stretch design, 25’’ length and 9.5’’ width, whether you're wearing it as a neck mask or beanie.
Care
Turn inside out. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a wool-safe detergent. Do not bleach. Lay flat or hang to dry.
Shipping & returns
Free UK delivery on orders over £49. Ships in 1–2 business days. 30-day free returns on unworn items with tags.
Merino accessories
Warm, dry and stink-free
Merino where it matters most — socks, beanies, gaiters and underwear in a soft, durable blend. Breathable, naturally odour-resistant and comfortable for days on the trail.
THE FABRIC
Why merino wool
Merino wool moves sweat away from your skin as vapour and lets it evaporate from the fabric, so you stay dry and comfortable whether you are hiking, commuting or skiing.
Merino fibres naturally resist the bacteria that cause odour, so you can wear a base layer for several days, on the trail or while travelling, and it still smells fresh.
Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet. In damp British weather it keeps insulating where cotton and polyester leave you cold.
Merino absorbs UV radiation: our lightweight layers offer UPF 25 and the midweight and heavyweight options UPF 50+, handy on long days in the hills.
Merino wool is naturally hard to ignite and self-extinguishes without melting onto the skin, unlike synthetic base layers.
Merino is a natural, renewable and biodegradable fibre. Sheep grow a new fleece every year, and a worn-out merino garment breaks down instead of shedding plastic microfibres.
FAQ
Merino socks, beanies & accessories: FAQ
What is this 165gsm snood & neck gaiter best for?
It is a lightweight 165gsm merino layer, best for cycling, skiing, running and cold commutes. Compare every weight in our merino weight guide.
Are merino wool socks good for walking boots?
Yes. Merino hiking socks cushion your feet, wick sweat and keep insulating when damp, which helps reduce the moisture that leads to blisters on long days in boots.
Do merino socks keep feet warm in winter?
Yes. Merino traps warm air even when your feet sweat, so it keeps toes warmer than cotton socks in cold, wet conditions.
What size merino socks should I buy?
Choose your size from the size guide. If you are between two sizes, pick the larger size for boots and the smaller one for trainers.
What is a merino neck gaiter used for?
A neck gaiter (snood) can be worn as a neck warmer, face cover, headband or beanie, so it replaces several accessories for cycling, skiing, running and walking the dog on cold mornings.
How do I wash merino socks, beanies and boxers?
Turn them inside out and machine wash at 30°C on a wool or delicate cycle, then air-dry. Avoid tumble drying and fabric softener to keep them soft and in shape.