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Merino / Wool
Merino wool jersey uses fine-gauge merino wool (typically 18-19.5 micron fiber diameter) knitted into a single jersey fabric. The result is a fabric that combines the performance of merino wool — moisture wicking, temperature regulation, odor resistance — with the comfort and stretch of a knit. Used for premium base layers, performance activewear, travel apparel, and lightweight sweaters, merino jersey is the standard against which other performance fabrics are measured.
Composition: 100% Merino Wool

Composition
100% Merino Wool
Weight
150-220 gsm
Width / Spec
Single jersey knit, 18-19.5 micron
Min Order
50 pcs / 50 m
Merino wool jersey uses fine-gauge merino wool (typically 18-19.5 micron fiber diameter) knitted into a single jersey fabric. The result is a fabric that combines the performance of merino wool — moisture wicking, temperature regulation, odor resistance — with the comfort and stretch of a knit. Used for premium base layers, performance activewear, travel apparel, and lightweight sweaters, merino jersey is the standard against which other performance fabrics are measured.
Fine-gauge merino wool jersey. Soft, moisture-wicking, odor-resistant, temperature-regulating. Premium base layer. We work with merino wool jersey daily in our Yiwu factory, producing for brands, teams, and event organizers worldwide. Whether you need Merino, Wool, Jersey applications or are sourcing merino wool jersey for the first time, we can help with sample yardage, bulk production, and DDP shipping to your door.
Key characteristics
Compatible print methods
Merino Wool Jersey takes DTF (direct-to-film) and screen-print cleanly for full-color graphics. We also offer embroidery for premium logos. For other substrates in your project, we can combine Merino Wool Jersey with sublimation-friendly poly panels in the same garment.
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FAQ
Merino wool comes from merino sheep and has much finer fibers (18-24 micron vs 25-35 micron). Finer fibers mean softer hand, less itch, and more comfort against the skin. Merino is also more expensive.
Yes — we source only mulesing-free merino from certified farms in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
Yes — 70/30 and 80/20 merino-silk blends are common. The silk adds extra softness and a subtle sheen. 60-day lead time for custom spinning.
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Send us your spec — quantity, sizes, print design — and we'll quote you FOB Yiwu or DDP to your door. Sample yardage available on request.