Sherpa Nuri Merino Wool Jacket - Mens

If you think wool is an old-fashioned, itchy, saggy fabric; think again. Unlike "traditional" wool, the merino we use is much finer, softer, and best of all, itch-free. Plus, it provides exceptional breathability, moisture management, odor resistance and temperature regulation so you stay comfortable in a variety of climates. Thanks to a touch of nylon, this jacket also retains its shape beautifully—even when wet.Sherpa Nuri Merino Wool Jacket Details:

Renewable merino wool is better for the environment

Raglan sleeves improve mobility and reduce chafing

A tight weave makes this jacket water repellent

Easy care fabric is machine washable

Fabric: 86% Wool / 14% Nylon

Conceived of a humble philosophy and the exceptionally spiritual lifestyle unique to the people of Nepal. Purchasing Sherpa gear will truly benefit the families in Nepal who hand-craft it.

You see, Sherpa Adventure Gear is not your ordinary outdoor company. The products are designed, worn and endorsed by Sherpa heroes that make their living in the toughest conditions in the world. And a part of the proceeds from every sale go back to Nepal to help underprivileged Sherpa children succeed. This is the Sherpa heart in action—always helping each other climb up, and never losing sight of the destination and what's important. Just like the indomitable Sherpa, you can depend on our clothing and gear to be there for you day after day—even in the harshest conditions.

Sherpa Adventure Gear: The Journey So Far

Sherpa Adventure Gear was inspired by sheer chance in 2003. Back then, Tashi Sherpa and his family owned an import clothing business. In May of that year, while walking down the streets of Manhattan, a magazine cover caught his eye. The craggy lines of an anciently familiar face staring back belonged to none other than his Uncle Ang Gyalzen Sherpa. It was a commemoration issue for the 50th. anniversary of the first ascent of Everest. Tashi was amazed and grateful to discover that his uncle was one of the original Sherpa veterans on that celebrated expedition in 1953...read more...