Perform better this Winter with Merino wool.

Introducing MerinoPerform & the layering system In the area of performance apparel, the agreed concept of dressing is to use the layering system: base-layer, mid-layer and outer-layer. This gives the wearer the opportunity to always adjust the clothing to the environment as well as to the activity level. It is of utmost importance that these three layers work together, thereby not just giving the maximum protection required but also to deliver maximum breathability. If any of the layers don't perform, or interact with the other, the result can be either a too cold or a too warm and humid experience. The unique moisture management, buffering, insulating and breathability properties of the Merino fibre work seamlessly together through all three layers, no matter the conditions. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Transcript: I'm one of those guys who goes there chasing the vertical feet. I'll ski hard all day and the first time I came in with Merino Wool socks on and I took them off, I was genuinely shocked, they were dry. My feet are usually soaking wet and sweaty and smelly and I felt like I could wear them to dinner. So i did. It's really important to layer up when you're outside. They call it the three-layering system. You have your base layer which is the blue that I'm wearing. The mid-layer, which is grey. And the outer, the shell, which is merino-lined. On a nice spring day if you're only wear