Shopping with FINDRA UK
Choosing between Merino weights
The sources explain that Merino fibre diameter, measured in microns, shapes how a garment feels and performs. FINDRA describes ultra-fine Merino as best for base garments, while the slightly thicker fine variety suits mid-layers or outer layers. If you are building a layering system, this distinction matters more than the colour or cut. A thinner base layer sits closer to the skin, while a heavier piece gives more warmth on its own.
Caring for Merino so it lasts
The brand's care guidance is practical. Merino can usually be washed on a cool setting, ideally at 30 degrees, and should be dried flat rather than tumble dried or hung, because wet wool can stretch. Airing the garment outdoors between wears is recommended over frequent washing. Buyers who expect to wear Merino often will find this low-maintenance approach a real advantage over synthetic kit.
Checking delivery and returns before you order
UK shipping is free on orders over \u00a390, with a lower-cost tracked option below that and a faster paid service. Returns are not free: a Royal Mail Tracked Returns charge is deducted from the refund, and returns are accepted within 30 days in unworn, original condition. Exchanges are not offered, so you would place a new order instead. Gift cards are non-refundable.
Deciding whether to use the repair service
The repair service covers the 100% Merino and Merino Lite products, and there is a per-item charge that includes postage both ways. Worn items should be washed before posting. For a higher-value piece you plan to keep for years, that fee can be worth weighing against replacing the item.