Women's Icebreaker

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Icebreaker Olympia Crewe Baselayer (w)
With it's pure merino, double-stitched neckline and thumb loops, the Icebreaker Olympia Crewe is already a great performer. But it also has an awesome range of colour combinations. Mother Nature won't recognise you.
was £55.00 £35.00
Icebreaker Pocket Hat
A double layer merino wool hat, to give you some extra warmth on cold days. Small enough to fit in your pocket and carry when you get warm.
was £20.00 £15.00
Icebreaker Glider Baselayer (w)
For extra comfort and movement the Glider by Icebreaker has a seamless underarm. It couldn't be more versatile either, thanks to its three way collar - zip up, zip down, or zip up and rolled over. Better zip in and get one.
was £80.00 £60.00
Icebreaker Olympia Crewe Baselayer (w)
With it's pure merino, double-stitched neckline and thumb loops, the Icebreaker Olympia crewe is already a great performer. But it also has an awesome range of colour combinations. Mother Nature won't recognise you.
was £55.00 £50.00
Icebreaker Icebreaker Logo Tech Tee (w)
A superfine merino t-shirt that lets you take on any situation. With contrasting neck and sleeve trim, and set-in sleeves, it works all year round as a summer t-shirt or a winter baselayer.
was £45.00 £38.00
Icebreaker Hipster Nature Underwear (w)
was £15.00 £10.00
Icebreaker Boy Short Lite Underwear (w)
was £23.00 £17.00
Icebreaker Tornado Baselayer (w)
was £80.00 £60.00
Icebreaker Tech Top Baselayer (w)
was £65.00 £40.00
Icebreaker Flight V Short Sleeved Baselayer (w)
was £40.00 £30.00
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Icebreaker is about icebreaking.

It's about our relationship to nature, and to each other. And it's about new ideas and doing things differently; being an authentic natural choice in an age of synthetics, and seeing how far we can develop this simple idea. We think
it's a 100 year idea, and we're just learning to walk.

Each year we procure the best merino wool in the world, directly from the best growers in the world, up high in the very pure Southern Alps of New Zealand. If the fibre didn't work, the animals would die every time it snowed. But it does, and they don't.