When it comes to choosing natural fibers for your wardrobe, both Merino wool and Alpaca wool stand out, but for different reasons. Merino wool, sourced from Merino sheep, is highly regarded for its breathability and moisture-wicking properties, making it ideal for outdoor and active wear. Its ability to regulate body temperature helps keep the wearer comfortable in both cold and warm weather.

On the other hand, Alpaca fiber, from the Alpaca animal, offers superior softness and thermal insulation compared to Merino. It is particularly suitable for those with sensitive skin, as it is hypoallergenic and does not contain lanolin, which is often present in sheep’s wool. Additionally, Alpaca is known for its durability and resistance to pilling.

While Merino wool excels in managing body moisture and providing all-season comfort, Alpaca wins in providing warmth without the weight, along with a plush texture. Depending on your need for either thermal insulation or active moisture management, your choice between these two fibers can be tailored to your specific lifestyle needs.

Merino Woolen Fabrics for Premium Knitwear

Woolen fabrics, crafted from high-quality Merino wool, are renowned for their unique softness and warmth, making them perfect for a range of knitted garments, including sweaters and casual wear. Unlike worsted wool, typically used for tailored clothing like suits, woolen fabrics retain the natural crimp of the wool fibers, providing superior insulation and a soft, plush texture.

At Thai Son, we specialize in full-garment knitwear production for women, men, and kids, utilizing Merino woolen fabrics to create pieces that combine comfort, breathability, and timeless style. Our meticulous craftsmanship ensures that every item delivers an exceptional wearing experience, reflecting our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.Contact us directly via email at kiki@lhc.vn or through WhatsApp for more information about your Merino Wool garment production.

We are supplying garments made from Australian Merino Wool

Some of the typical Fabric Items that we have:

• Ponte Roma 100% Australian Merino Wool 300gsm
• Ponte Roma 71% Australian Merino Wool 24% Nylon 5% Elanstane 345gsm French Terry 70% Organic Cotton 26% Australian Merino Wool 4% Elanstane 250gsm
• French Terry 97% Australian Merino Wool 3% Elanstane 230gsm
• Waffle 82% Australian Merino Wool 18% Nylon 180gsm
• Rib 100% Australian Merino Wool 180gsm
• Pique 60% Australian Merino Wool 40% Polyester 150gsm Single Jersey 100% Australian Merino Wool 145gsm
• Single Jersey 100% Australian Merino Wool 165gsm
• Single Jersey 100% Australian Merino Wool 260gsm
• Single Jersey 45% Australian Merino Wool 45% Tencel 10% nylon 150gsm
• Single Jersey 50% Australian Merino Wool 50% Recycled Polyester 150gsm

Ongoing Enhancements in Mulesing Practices in Australia

In recent years, the Australian wool industry has made significant improvements in mulesing practices to enhance animal welfare. Alternatives such as the use of local anesthetics before mulesing and the development of flystrike-resistant sheep breeds have been introduced. These advancements, supported by organizations like the Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) and RSPCA Australia, aim to minimize sheep discomfort and improve overall animal welfare standards in the industry.

Sources: Australian Wool Innovation and RSPCA Australia.