Allergic to Merino Wool
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Nov 2014
9:08pm, 6 Nov 2014
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mr d
I have loads of wicking base layers. I fancied a Merino Wool one for winter, but it is not to be as I started wheezing 5 minutes into wearing it. Any other suggestions for fabrics that wick well?
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Nov 2014
9:16pm, 6 Nov 2014
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becca7
Wild Stripes do pretty good knitted tops that are synthetic. I have worn them quite often in the winter and they have been fine in terms of wicking.
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Nov 2014
9:30pm, 6 Nov 2014
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mr d
Cheers beeca, I have taken look at the site. Looks good will probably have to get some of their Long Johns for my better half it is gets cold.
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Nov 2014
10:15pm, 6 Nov 2014
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Red Squirrel
Bamboo. Coconut fibre? Silk?
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Nov 2014
9:45pm, 7 Nov 2014
1,423 posts
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mr d
Cheers RS, forgot about bamboo, Coconut! Silk!
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