
Spring/Summer 2026 – New Arrivals
Our SS26 drop is built around how summer actually goes. New graphic tees in a relaxed, boxy cut, a performance-focused active crew with mesh eyelet knit for real breathability, and two new travel b...

What happens to merino wool at the end of its life?
We explore merino wool biodegradation, recycling, repair, and the truth about superwash treatment.

How long should a merino garment last?
A good merino garment should last years, but how you wash, store, and wear it makes all the difference. Here's what to expect, and how to get the most out of your merino.

What Makes Merino Wool a Good Ski Baselayer
Merino wool is well suited to skiing because it handles stop start effort, cold air, sweat, and long days on the mountain. This guide explains why merino works so well as a ski baselayer and what t...

A simple timeline of how 2025 unfolded at Isobaa, from new merino styles and range updates to customer feedback and the small changes that shaped the year.

Odour Resistance Explained: Why Merino Stays Fresher for Longer
Merino wool naturally resists odour with its unique fibre structure, moisture-managing properties, and keratin proteins. Learn why it stays fresher for longer.

This Green Friday, save up to 60% on Merino essentials and support Earthwatch UK. Add a £5 donation at checkout and share to double your impact.

GSM is the measure of fabric weight in merino wool. Learn how different GSM levels affect warmth, breathability and durability, and use our guide to pick the perfect layer for your adventures.

Merino wool is soft, breathable and sustainable but is it cruelty-free? At Isobaa, our wool comes from non-mulesed sheep, ensuring animal welfare is never compromised.

Why Do Hikers Wear Wool Socks?
Hikers swear by wool socks for a reason. Merino wool keeps feet dry, regulates temperature, resists odour, and adds all-day comfort on the trail.

































