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Katie Goldberg

6 months and counting since my husband and I quit our jobs and moved from Austin, Texas to take a year off of work to travel, spend time with family, and figure out where we’re going to live next. So far we’ve been to 10 National Parks and have dri...
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Merino wool wardrobe staples for exercise & travel at any budget 🐑🧶 cover photo collage
Merino wool wardrobe staples for exercise & travel at any budget 🐑🧶
Merino wool has been awesome for my road trips and travel this year. Switching to merino wool can be a big investment, so this list has all of the merino wool items I own and fully recommend you give a try. Why switch to merino wool? Here are the benefits: • Soft & Non-Itchy: Merino wool fibers are finer than regular wool, making them soft against the skin, avoiding the itchiness associated with traditional wool. • Moisture-Wicking: The fibers effectively absorb moisture from the skin and release it into the air, keeping you dry, making merino wool amazing for workouts, hikes, and long travel days. • Thermoregulation: It keeps you warm in cold weather by trapping heat and keeps you cool in warm weather by wicking away moisture and excess heat. • Odor Resistance: Its natural antibacterial properties prevent the formation of odors, allowing for more wears between washes. • Breathable: The fabric's natural permeability allows for excellent breathability, which helps with temperature regulation. • Durable: Despite being soft and lightweight, Merino wool is a strong and durable fiber that holds up well. • Wrinkle-Resistant: It doesn't wrinkle as easily as other natural fibers, making it a convenient choice for travel and packing. • Natural & Renewable: Merino wool is a natural fiber that comes from Merino sheep and is a sustainable and renewable resource. • Biodegradable: The material is biodegradable, meaning it breaks down naturally over time, reducing its environmental impact.