Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
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Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
Daytona
Daytona said:Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
I've not been particularly itchy in my Icebreaker. It's more or less
my favourite piece of clothing 🙂
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On Mon, 04 Apr 2005 16:21:56 +0100, Daytona <[email hidden]> wrote:
| Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
| marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
I gave up wearing *all* wool <mumble> years ago because it all itches.
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Dave F
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Been wearing mine all winter. Superb bit of kit. No itching or other
problems. Doesn't even get smelly!
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Quoted message said:Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?Daytona
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
It could be that you're allergic to wool or woollen products. My wife is
allergic for wool also. She gets very itchy and her skin will turn flaming
red. Don't think you can do anything about.
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Theo
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Daytona said:Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
It's not just you: Roos finds wool itchy, and has defected from
Smartwool socks to Bridegdales because of the lower wool content, and
though she found my Rohan Merino tops not instantly uncomfortable she's
certainly not in any hurry to get anything similar herself.
You don't /trust/ marketing blurb, do you? ;-/
Pete.
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Peter Clinch said:Daytona said:Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?It's not just you: Roos finds wool itchy, and has defected from
Smartwool socks to Bridegdales because of the lower wool content,
Here's the irony; my Smartwool socks are the most comfortable things
I've ever worn, which, along with the comments from the many satisfied
users of Icebreaker on various forums influenced my purchase.
Quoted message said:You don't /trust/ marketing blurb, do you? ;-/
This was a quote from 'On the edge' (whoever they are - not knowing
may be a mistake on my part) - "I can guarantee that you will not find
Icebreaker itchy"
I'm going to attempt to claim under the Icebreaker guarantee. If they
were less expensive, I'd take it on the chin and put it down to
experience.
Daytona
No itching for me either.....just find that it stinks of wet sheep if it
gets rained on!....and takes ages to dry.
julie
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marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?I've not been particularly itchy in my Icebreaker. It's more or less
my favourite piece of clothing 🙂Best wishes,
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Julie Meikle said:No itching for me either.....just find that it stinks of wet sheep if it
gets rained on!....and takes ages to dry.
Will remind me of home.. Must get one..
Richard Webb
On 4/4/05 4:21 pm, in article [email hidden],
Daytona said:Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
All wool makes me itch as well!
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Thanks for all the comments !
Someone on the outdoorsmagic forum suggested I washed it and it's a
bit better, but not acceptable.
Daytona
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Quoted message said:Does anyone else find Merino wool products itchy even though the
marketing blurb says that they're not, or is it just me ?
Sounds like an allergy to wool. It works well for me but, like Julie, I find
it's slow to dry.
If you're not happy with your Icebreaker, sell it to me! :-)
Cheers, Jiffy
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