heat love wool

Heatlove Wool is the perfect choice for those looking for a comfortable inner layer to help them through the cold winter months. Made with rare 17.5-micron superfine merino wool from New Zealand, it offers a significantly improved feel and comfort. Compared to the 20.5-micron fibers of conventional Heatlove Wool and the 19.5-micron fibers of woolsilk, this finer fiber is incredibly soft and comfortable to wear.

Features of rare New Zealand wool 17.5 microns

Made with much finer fibers than regular wool, this 17.5 micron superfine merino wool provides the following benefits:

Softness

The thin fibers cause less irritation to the skin and are soft to the touch, making them relatively comfortable to wear even for those with sensitive skin.

Comfortable fit

The flexible fabric fits snugly to the body, allowing for freedom of movement, making it stress-free to wear even during active scenes.

Breathable and warm

The ultra-fine fibers allow air to enter the fabric, providing excellent breathability and regulating body temperature. This keeps you warm in the winter and prevents sweating, making you feel comfortable.

Hygroscopic

Wool has natural moisture-wicking properties, absorbing and releasing sweat quickly, keeping the skin dry and preventing chills, improving comfort, especially in cold climates.

New Heat Love Wool Features

High moisture absorption and retention performance

It protects you from the cold of winter and keeps your skin dry by quickly absorbing and evaporating sweat, preventing you from getting cold from sweat.

Antibacterial and deodorizing functions

Superfine merino wool naturally inhibits bacterial growth, keeping you clean and comfortable, and helping to keep you odour-free even after extended use.

durability

High-quality New Zealand wool has strong fibers that can withstand long-term use. Blended with a special anti-pill acrylic, it prevents pilling, a weakness of wool, and also prevents deterioration through washing. New Zealand's climate and natural environment help the sheep's wool to grow stronger and more flexible, resulting in the production of high-quality wool.

Circular knit stretch

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By using circular knitting techniques, the entire innerwear is highly stretchable, making it easy to fit the body and allowing for ease of movement.

Non-mulesing wool

We use wool obtained from sheep that are not mulesed, an animal welfare measure. Mulesing is a method of preventing fly infestation by cutting the skin around a sheep's tail, but it is extremely painful. Non-mulesing wool is obtained from sheep that are raised in a less stressful environment by not undergoing this treatment, which means the fibers are not damaged and high-quality wool can be obtained.