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Woolly Men's Merino Crew Neck T-Shirt
A straightforward all-wool crew-neck tee for buyers who want the fabric to remain the main feature rather than a collar or zip.
The merino edit
Woolly Merino Shirts
Woolly’s choices here revolve around familiar shirt shapes: crew necks, V-necks, long sleeves and a short-sleeve polo. Pick the neckline first, then check the exact fabric.
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Woolly Men's Merino V-Neck T-Shirt
The V-neck version offers an open neckline while retaining an all-wool fabric claim in the catalog. Choose it for neckline preference, not an assumed performance advantage.
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Woolly Women's Merino Crew Neck T-Shirt
This women’s crew is listed with 95% merino rather than the men’s tee’s 100%. The crew neckline gives it a different outline from Woolly’s V-neck options.
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Woolly Women's Merino Crew Neck Long Sleeve
A 95%-merino long sleeve that extends the everyday crew format into cooler mornings or layered outfits without adding a collar.
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Woolly Men's Merino V-Neck Long Sleeve
A long-sleeve V-neck keeps the chest opening of a V tee while adding arm coverage. It can fill a different wardrobe role from a zipped outdoor base layer.
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Woolly Men's Short Sleeve Merino Polo
Woolly’s short-sleeve polo adds a collar to an all-wool shirt, useful when a crew tee feels too informal for the rest of the outfit.
Inside the range
The men’s crew, V-neck and polo listings in this selection specify 100% merino. The women’s crew and long-sleeve crew specify 95% merino, so the men’s composition should not be carried across the range. If an all-wool main fabric is essential, use the percentage attached to the particular shirt rather than assuming every Woolly top qualifies.
Weight deserves the same care. Woolly’s current Everyday Crew and Polo pages describe 175 GSM fabric, while older URLs and Amazon listings can reflect earlier naming or generations. Where the match is unresolved, we leave the numerical weight unassigned. For choosing between the shirts, compare the neckline you prefer, the amount of sleeve coverage and whether you need a collar. A V-neck may suit an open overshirt; the polo fills a different place in an outfit without becoming a full button-front shirt.
Read before you choose
Model comparison
MERIWOOL 190 tee vs Woolly everyday crew
Compare MERIWOOL’s documented 190 GSM tee with Woolly’s all-merino crew listing. Understand the generation caveat before choosing by fabric weight.
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Crew neck, V-neck or henley?
Compare crew, V-neck, and henley merino shirts for coverage, layering, and everyday wear. Choose a neckline that works with the clothes above it.
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100% Merino or a Blend: Which Shirt Should You Buy?
Compare pure merino with nylon, elastane, lyocell and cotton blends. Read fibre percentages correctly and choose the fabric that fits your reason for buying.
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Merino polo or T-shirt for your trip?
Choose between a merino polo and T-shirt by itinerary, collar requirements, layering, and packing space. Build outfits without buying duplicate roles.
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