Merino Wool Thermal UnderwearHarvest SPF Textile Co., Ltd. · Merino wool outdoor warmth
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Merino Wool Baselayer for Outdoor Ranges

This site presents the merino wool side of the Outdoor and Thermal range: base layers worn next to the skin, wool socks for outdoor days, head and hand accessories, seamless wool styles, cycling tops and thermal underwear. Each category page describes what the range covers and what a buyer should confirm before ordering, without inventing a specification, a price or an order figure for a style that has not been confirmed.

Outdoor models wearing base layers in a company website banner scene
Company website banner scene: outdoor models wearing base layers. Banner wording and marks in the original banner are company wording, not independently verified certification.
Company profile states: established in 1993Founding year as described in the company profile; presented as a company self-description, not as an independently verified fact.
Company profile states: 30+ patentsPatent count as described in the company profile; presented as a company self-description, not as a verified patent list.
Company profile states: customers in 60 countriesReach as described in the company profile, across North America, South America, Europe and Australia; presented as a company self-description.

In this range

The base-layer idea leads the site because the company website leads with it: merino wool base layers for men, women and children, followed by wool socks, accessories, seamless styles, cycling tops and thermal underwear. A buyer who starts here can move from the first layer outward — socks and accessories for cold days, a cycling top for riding days, and thermal underwear styles for the coldest part of a range — without any page pretending to be a full product specification sheet.

Nothing on this site is written as a measured performance claim. Where the company website describes weight bands for its base-layer banner, that wording is kept in the weight guide with its source labelled, and it is not repeated here as a specification for any single style. Category pages stay at the level the range itself supports: which styles exist, who they are cut for in broad terms, and which details still need a buyer confirmation.

How buyers compare options

Buyers usually compare this range along three lines, and each one is worth a direct question rather than an assumption. First, the layer position: a base layer, a thermal underwear style and a mid-layer addition are different jobs, and the guide on thermal underwear versus base layers explains the distinction in plain terms. Second, the wearing occasion: ski days, fishing and hunting days, daily business wear and cycling days each point at different sock and top choices, which is why the sock pages are split by use instead of lumped into one list. Third, the order shape: colours, sizes, packaging and labelling all change what an order looks like, so the ordering panel on every page asks the buyer to state them rather than leaving them to guesswork.

Questions to confirm before ordering

Share your quantity, sizes, colours and target date, and ask for the minimum order quantity and lead time that apply to your order.

  • State the styles and the sizes you need, in your own size wording, and ask the supplier to confirm the size range for each style.
  • State the colours and any labelling or packaging notes, and ask the supplier to confirm what can be matched to your order.
  • State the wearing occasion for the range, so the supplier can confirm whether a style is the right category for that use.
  • Ask for the care guidance that applies to the exact styles you choose, rather than assuming one rule covers the whole range.

Certificates available upon request.

Ask about a merino wool base-layer order for your outdoor range: send your styles, sizes and target date.

Write to [email protected] or call +86 18310458626.

This home page introduces the range. For a single category, use the category pages, and for layering and weight questions, use the guides.