Merino Wool Hunting Base Layers

Q: Why choose merino wool base layers?

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Q: Is merino too warm for early season?

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Q: How should merino base layers fit?

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Chêne Gear Merino Wool Collection

Merino wool base layers that regulate temperature naturally and resist odor, the foundation for cold mornings and multi-day hunts.

The collection runs from the Merino Mock Neck and Quarter Zip to the Half Zip with Hood and Merino Bottom. Prefer a non-wool option? See the Vale 105 synthetic layers.

Natural temperature control, worn from the skin out.

Chêne Gear Merino Wool Collection FAQs

Merino regulates temperature in both directions, resists odor for multi-day wear, and stays comfortable across a wide range, which suits long and back-to-back hunts.

No. Merino breathes and regulates, so it works warm and cool. For hot early days, the lighter Vale 105 synthetic layers are an alternative.

Close to the body so they can wick and insulate efficiently, with room to layer over. Check each product page for sizing.

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