1. Fabric Overview

This military green merino wool–linen blend fabric is a grounded, versatile textile with a refined twill structure and a natural depth of color. At 220 GSM, it offers a balanced weight that works across seasons, combining the softness and temperature regulation of merino wool with the dry, breathable character of linen. The muted brown tone brings a utilitarian elegance, ideal for understated tailoring and modern workwear silhouettes.

2. How the Fabric Is Made

This fabric is loom-woven in a fine twill weave using blended merino wool and linen yarns, creating a cloth that balances resilience with comfort. After weaving, the fabric is piece-dyed in a camouflage brown shade, allowing the color to settle into the twill structure with subtle variation and visual depth. The result is a fabric that feels lived-in yet refined, without surface coatings or artificial finishes.

Estimated blend (visual assessment): approximately 60% merino wool / 40% linen.

3. Technical Specifications

Fiber content: Merino wool and linen blend
Estimated blend ratio: ~60% merino wool, ~40% linen
Weave: Twill weave
Fabric weight: ~220 GSM (light to midweight)
Width: 54 inches
Transparency: Opaque
Stretch: None
Surface finish: Matte with fine diagonal twill texture
Color treatment: Piece dyed

4. Handfeel & Drape

The handfeel is soft yet dry, with a smooth surface softened by wool and gently textured by linen. Drape is fluid but controlled, making it suitable for garments that require structure without stiffness. The twill weave adds durability and a subtle visual grain that enhances the earthy tone.

5. Ideal Uses

Relaxed tailoring and trousers
Lightweight jackets and overshirts
Dresses with soft structure
Contemporary workwear garments
Transitional season layers
Slow-fashion and utility-inspired collections
6. Wash & Care + Disclaimers

Dry clean recommended
If hand washing, use cold water and mild detergent
Wash separately for initial washes
Do not bleach
Line dry in shade
Warm iron on reverse if needed

Disclaimer: Slight tonal variation and soft color irregularity are natural outcomes of piece dyeing and the blended fiber composition. These characteristics add depth and are not considered defects.