WHICH MERINO WOOL FABRIC DO I NEED?

Whether you're skiing down a mountain, exploring a new hiking trail, or hanging around the campfire, Duckworth’s Merino Wool will provide you with all-day comfort. Merino Wool is a miracle fiber - it is soft yet durable, breathable, moisture-wicking, and antimicrobial, making it the perfect choice when you’re heading outdoors. So why settle for synthetic materials when you can experience the benefits of 100% Montana-Grown Merino Wool layers?

We make eight different high-quality fabrics, each boasting different qualities and backcountry advantages. From baselayers to top layers and everything in between, all of Duckworth’s layers can work together to keep you warm, dry and comfortable in any weather. If you’re new to wearing Merino Wool, this guide will help you choose the right fabric(s) for your favorite activities and suggest how to layer Merino Wool depending on the season.

GET TO KNOW OUR MERINO WOOL FABRIC FAMILY

  • FIRST LAYER (BASE LAYER)

    Our first layer Merino Wool fabrics are: Vapor, Maverick & Polaris

  • INSULATION LAYER (MID LAYER)

    Comet comprises our insulation layer Merino Wool fabrics

  • OUTER LAYER (JACKET & SHELL)

    Our outer layer Merino Wool fabrics are: Powder, WoolCloud, Sawtooth & Snowcrest

FIRST LAYERS

  • Vapor

    Lightweight and cooling: The Swiss Army Knife Layer

  • Maverick

    100% Merino Wool baselayers

  • Polaris

    Insulating Merino Wool waffle knit

INSULATION LAYERS

Comet: soft, durable and thermoregulating

OUTER LAYERS

  • Powder

    Backcountry tough, ultra-soft, warm fleece

  • WoolCloud

    Feather-light Merino Wool jackets and vests

  • Sawtooth

    Award-winning 100% Merino Wool flannel

  • Snowcrest

    Heirloom 100% Merino Wool shirt jacket