Aussie Wool superlightweight (SLW) SuperNeck (MOCK-t) Long-Sleeve

"Superneck" just means the collar is taller than a regular crew neck but shorter than the classic American Mock-Turtleneck we all know / love. It keeps the sun off better than a crew, is a little warmer, but it's loose on most necks, so on hot days it sucks in air like a vaccuum, staving off heatstroke while its sweetspot height adds aristocratic flare. Outside of Austin and Buffalo and places like that, you can wear it year-round.

Material: 100% pure super-lightweight Australian Merino wool

FIT: AMERIBEAN: We copied L.L. Bean's shape, good for most pancake-loving canoeists and moose hunters. I/Grant am 5-9 x 185lbs and can do dips and pullups till the cows come home, and in this new sizing, I can wear a large and it's fine.  Women should buy accordingly.

Washing: Machine washable and dryable, but we always suggest air-drying. 

Made in Australia.

James is 5'9 and wearing a medium. They run long, both in the body and sleeves.

Ktena's ethical clothing statement. They make our Australian-made WoolyWarm garments that include wool tops underwear, sometimes beanie, and some neckies. They have supplied us since 2003 (or so).

We operate within a framework that ensures we adhere to sustainable practices and are fully compliant and responsible. We know there’s always room to improve, however, we are proud of our efforts to always do better.

Our key objectives fall in line with our below pillars which are aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). We have identified a number of specific SDGs to which we can contribute the most and on which we have the most impact.

We are seriously committed to ethical sustainability. We ensure our entire manufacturing process is performed to strict ethical standards. We start by sourcing only ethically farmed – non mulesed merino sheep wool from Australian compliant farmers. As part of our supply chain, we ensure our yarns are manufactured in ethically manufacturing processing plants. We then knit all of our fabrics in our own factory here in Melbourne Australia, ensuring all local awards are strictly adhered to, safeguarding our team members legal rights, entitlements and conditions. Our knitted fabric is then sent to our accredited dyer to wash, press and dye our fabrics, which we monitor to ensure they follow strict environmental and ethical standards and are ethically certified.

We then carefully and skillfully cut, sew, package and dispatch all of our garments in-house in our factory in Oakleigh (Melbourne, Australia) paying particular attention to compliance including safe working conditions, fully compliant OHS system, above award rate Australian wages, penalty rates for overtime, full holiday and sick pay and full superannuation for all of our employees under state and federal employment laws. We strictly manufacture in house and do not use out-workers under any circumstances.