Merino Wrap Top
$158
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Mate is based in the United States. At $158, it's in the usual price range for the 10 unisex wool tops on Ethical Clothing (typically $74–$395, from 5 brands). MATE the Label is a Los Angeles-based, women-founded fashion brand committed to sustainability and ethical practices. See all Unisex Wool Tops →
Product details
A refined wrap top crafted from soft naturally high-performing merino wool.
A superfine merino wool knit naturally regulates temperature wicks moisture and resists odor while the adjustable wrap closure creates a flattering fit with ease of movement. Designed to layer over activewear or pair with everyday staples it brings an understated polish to any look. Soft flattering versatile.
Dress CodeSourced from Responsible Wool Standard farms. The Climate Label certified for reduced environmental impact. Certified B Corp for social and environmental accountability.
- 100% merino wool
- Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) certified wool sourced from farms in New Zealand and Australia
- CLightweight / 220 GSM
- Made from merino wool a natural fiber known for its softness and performance. It helps regulate temperature wick moisture and resist odor—keeping you comfortable through changing conditions. Lightweight breathable and designed to move with you.
- Machine wash cold gentle cycle. Tumble dry low. Cool iron if needed. Do not use fabric softener. Do not bleach.
- Made in Vietnam
- XS: Body Length 22" Chest 25"
- S: Body Length 22 1/2" Chest 27"
- M: Body Length 23" Chest 29"
- L: Body Length 23 1/2" Chest 31"
- XL: Body Length 24" Chest 33"
The MATE Dress Code brings your values into each fiber and fabrication.
Responsible Wool Standard - Our wool is sourced from Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) certified farms in New Zealand and Australia supporting responsible animal welfare and land stewardship.
