I haven’t worn this yet but it fits well and feels good. I will put it to the test next month on a three week backpacking trip. I hope it holds up better than the other Merino shirts from other brands that I own.

I was a bit skeptical about Wuru wool but decided to give it a try, not only to prevent blisters but to prevent soreness on my toes from running a lot. I also ended up using some Wuru wool to pad the top of my foot which got bruised and it worked wonders. I love how it fast and easy it is to use. Just pull a bit from the resealable pouch, wad it up, and stick where you want it. And it sort of sticks nicely to your socks so it stays in place. Very pleasantly impressed and will definitely continue to use daily for running and hiking. My main recommendation to Wuru is to find a packaging alternative that is more sustainable and environmentally friendly than plastic.

I tell ya what...I have Icelandic wool clothing, smartwool, Appalachian gears Alpaca, and nothing, and I mean nothing is as soft as Wūru's clothing! Which I find odd because typically Alpaca is softer for me...certainly not complaining! Love, love, love!

Great shirt for all kinds of various adventures! The cut is really nice- it’s a longer length than most wool tshirts, which I like a lot for backpacking. Great alone or layered under warmer layers.

I have had good success with this product thus far although I'd like to try it on longer and more technical hikes. Super quick ship time. The product itself is packaged in a resealable bag. The wool is perfectly clean and hygienic. I continuously try new products in my quest for the perfect blister prevention, and I recommend trying this sustainable product.

ItItss absolutely the softest and best fitting neck gaiter I have ever owned, it's been perfect for my snowboarding season.

This has quickly became one of my favorite t-shirts. It would be hard to find one more comfortable. Everything else has been said. Just get one.

I just bought my second zip-up jacket. My first is a couple years old now (I got it on kickstarter or similar) and it has held up so much better than Arcteryx and Patagonia jackets from around the same vintage - the synthetic materials of those are severely pilled while my Wuru looks brand new! I'm so happy to see that my second jacket appears to be the same quality as the first.

Made well, wore on two cold weather 4 & 6 mile climbs and no odor. Warm enough under my Wuru full zip jacket (which i love too!) Great sum protection when weather warmed up.

Great tank. I'm 5'3" 115 lbs with a muscular upper body. The size small fits perfectly. Not too long in length or big in the armholes. The wool is soft. I'll have to see how durable it is over the time as I haven't had a chance to wear it very much yet.

Purchased the black heather. Like the color. It is longer which I also like. And the thumb holes.
I sized up so it was a bit looser which I prefer.
I love wool and I like to support small companies

Perfect for winter layering or spring and fall as a shirt. Nice and warm wool without the bulk. My husband in WI and my arborist son in law in OR love these shirts!

I bought several items as xmas presents and ended up keeping most of them for my self. This gear is unsurpassed in quality and performance. Highly recommended.

I have had this shirt for a bit over a month (along with a couple short sleeve and zip-up) now and it rules. I am 6' and about 170lbs (with a shortish torso) and the medium fits me great. I was looking for a shirt to go out running in that would be good in moderate temps by itself and couple layer over for really cold runs. It has excelled in both roles. It is just warm enough to be used by itself on runs down to close to freezing without a lot of wind. But throw a wind breaker over top and it is good to the low teens for me. All while keeping me dry and staying nice enough to take straight out to dinner afterward.

I am excited to see how it does in warmer temps as a way to keep the sun off my arms on really long days out on the trail. I have high hopes!

I wash it cold and make sure to give it a little stretch (wet blocking your wool is always a good idea) before laying out on the drying rack and it has not shrunk on me.

I really love that these are made in US and I love supporting a company local to Salt Lake!

I have had my zip-up for a couple weeks (along with a long sleeve and a couple short sleeve T's) now and I can't think of a situation it doesn't work. Its great as insulation and is just as comfortable under a puffy in freezing weather as it is the outer-layer in 50's and 60's. It looks good enough to be worn in professional settings. About the only place it is not perfect is in the wind. Definitely needs a shell over top.

I am 6' and about 170lbs (with a shortish torso) and the medium fits me great. Definitely on the athletic fitting side which I like. If you are looking for looser fit I would size up.

I really love that these are made in US and I love supporting a company local to Salt Lake!