The very best wool liner gloves that layer easily and work great worn on their own. Naturally odor resistant, breathable, and wicking, all-natural Interlock Merino Wool retains just enough warmth for cool activities, but doesn't hold onto the sweat and smells like other fabrics. Touchscreen compatible and sporting a tapered wrist, these wool liners will stay on all day - to help you stay out all day.
Renewable and easy to care for, merino wool is the type of wool that comes from the merino breed of sheep. Clothing made with merino wool shares the same characteristics that help merino sheep survive in extreme mountain environments: It's super lightweight, breathable, insulating and moisture wicking. The fibers are so fine and soft, merino wool is perfect for layers worn next to skin. In fact, it may seem like magic, but merino wool helps naturally regulate your body temperature, breathing when you need it to breathe and insulating when you need it to insulate.
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Care
Machine wash cold, separately. Powdered Detergent. Do Not Bleach. Do Not Use Fabric Softener. Drip Dry. Do Not Machine Dry. Do Not Dry Clean.
Gloves size guide
Gloves
Measurement shown in:In
Cm
*Gloves are Unisex unless marked Men's, Women's or Kids'
Unisex
XS/6
S/7
M/8
L/9
XL/10
Circum
6½” – 7¼”16.5 – 18.4
7¼” – 8”18.4 – 20.3
8” – 8½”20.3 – 21.6
8½” – 9½”21.6 – 24.1
9½” – 10”24.1 – 25.4
Length
6½” – 7”16.5 - 17.8
7” – 7½”17.8 – 19.7
7½” – 8”19.7 - 20.3
8” – 9”20.3 – 22.8
9” – 9½”22.8 - 24.1
How to measure
Measure around a flat hand at the knuckles, do not include your thumb. Also measure your hand length from the base of your palm to the end of your middle finger. Use the larger of the two measurements to select your glove size.
