my new Icebreaker top base layer is 100% Merino wool
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I was once on a bus in New Zealand. The driver stopped, got out the bus, went into a field, and helped a Ewe give birth. She then got back in the bus and continued driving. New Zealanders know sheeps. There's a street in Chamonix with outdoors shops like Norrona, Arcteryx, Salomon, and so on, all in a row. Upstairs in one of these shops is an Icebreaker section with base layer tops, leggings, and pants. I hadn't heard of Icebreaker before, but since forming my preoccupation with Merino Wool content [0] [1] [2], I was bound to discover them. [0] < https://wibblement.blogspot.com/2024/07/do-merino-socks-have-44-merino-wool.html > [1] < https://wibblement.blogspot.com/2025/01/if-sock-is-20-merino-wool-is-it-merino.html > [2] < https://wibblement.blogspot.com/2025/03/my-loffler-leggings-are-probably-63.html > The 200 series of base layers, tops and bottoms, are 100% wool. The pants are slightly problematic, being eighty-something percent...