100% merino wool construction: Delivers natural softness, breathability, and skin-friendliness for sensitive users
Moisture wicking properties: Keeps you dry and comfortable during active or casual wear
Odor resistant: Maintains freshness and reduces the need for frequent washing
Temperature regulating: Provides lightweight warmth in cool weather and coolness during movement
Sustainably made: Responsibly sourced fibers and crafted in America for eco-conscious consumers
Summarized by Shop
The layer that disappears under everything.
100% merino wool at 19.5 micron, knit to 135 gsm, which is lighter than almost any base layer you have worn. Soft enough for all-day contact with skin, warm without bulk, and naturally odor resistant, so they hold up through several days of wear before they need washing.
Built to live under jean
Material
100% merino wool
Fabric Weight
4 oz jersey knit
Origin
Made in America
Fit
Stretch and soft
Care
Not specified
Summarized by Shop
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Wool leggings
I have two pairs (well actually just one now because the other one ripped so badly)…these provide great warmth but just don’t hold up when you go to pull them up. They tear extremely easily because they’re so thin. My second pair already has holes in them as well and I’m just trying to wear them as long as possible. Super sad given the price. I love supporting made in the 🇺🇸
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BFrank · February 25, 2026
Unfortunately…
Unfortunately, these didn’t work out for me/they ripped as I was pulling the up. I dont know if the material is just that fragile or what the problem was. I did contact t customer service and they were more than happy to take care of this for me.
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EJ · January 21, 2026
Not exactly what I expected
Disclaimer: this was my first time buying merino wool leggings. On the positive side they are comfortable.
However, based on the picture I was under the impression that the leggings were much thicker than they actually are. They are very thin. So maybe it’s just because I don’t have much experience with buying merino wool…but I kind of felt like paying $95 for thin leggings seems a bit much. I’m just hoping they will last a very long time. I plan to wear them a lot as a staple in my wardrobe along with a wool tunic I got from this company too. (That seems to be higher quality). I’m just sharing my honest opinion and experience. Perhaps if I buy more merino wool clothing I’ll be able to understand more if $95 for these was a rip off or if it was worth it.