280g Premium Australia Merino Wool Blend Scarf with Gift Box + Free Merino Wool Socks $55 Delivered @ Merino 100

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❄️ EOFY Clearance – Premium Merino Gift Set from Melbourne Stock

Most wool scarves on the market are around 150g.

Our Southmer scarf is a substantial 280g heavyweight knit, providing noticeably better warmth, drape and comfort during the Australian winter.

What's Included

✅ 280g Premium Merino Wool Blend Scarf (80% Wool, 20% Nylon)

✅ FREE Merino Wool Socks (RRP $19.95)

✅ Premium Gift Box Packaging

✅ Free Shipping Australia-wide

Why This Deal Stands Out

🧣 280g Heavyweight Construction

Nearly double the weight of many standard retail scarves
Better warmth retention
More luxurious feel and drape

🐑 Responsibly Sourced Wool

Wool sourced from mills with RWS (Responsible Wool Standard) certification
OEKO-TEX® certified production standards

🏭 Large Mill Manufacturing

Produced by one of China's leading worsted wool textile groups
Decades of wool manufacturing experience
Exporting globally to apparel and textile brands

🎁 Ready-to-Gift Presentation

Elegant white gift box included
Suitable for family, friends, staff gifts and EOFY corporate gifting

📦 Melbourne Local Stock

Fast dispatch
No overseas waiting times
Free shipping Australia-wide
EOFY Price

$59 Delivered

Includes:

280g Scarf
FREE Merino Wool Socks
Premium Gift Box
Australia-wide Shipping

Considering the scarf weight, premium packaging and bonus wool socks, this is one of the strongest winter gift deals we've offered this season.

Coupon Code: EOFY40

Mod note: This store displays ex-GST prices to retail customers in contravention of Trade Practices Amendment (Australian Consumer Law) Act (No. 2) 2010. 10% GST will be added at checkout.

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Comments

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  • how big is the scarf?

  • Hi, thanks for your interest.

    The scarf measures approximately 160cm x 30cm, which provides good coverage around the neck while remaining comfortable for everyday wear.

    It is also a heavyweight 280g knit scarf, offering noticeably more warmth than many standard scarves on the market.

  • Looks nice a nice product, but a shame it's 20% Nylon imo. If I'm buying a wool scarf, I expect it to be 100% wool. I think the majority of people would agree, and with public sentiment on synthetic fabrics becoming increasingly negative, I can only see that stance growing. Seems that people are much more inclined to seek out products made with natural fibres recently.

    OP- Is there any particular reason why a blend is used on such products? Would be genuinely interested to know.

    • Also interested to know. Was tempted but holding off now.

    • Nylon blend in the socks make them massively more durable.
      Pure wool socks will wear out in a year.
      Not sure why you would want a blended scarf though.

    • Hi, the main reason we chose an 80% Merino Wool / 20% Nylon blend is durability and everyday practicality. While 100% wool feels great, adding a small percentage of nylon helps the scarf better retain its shape, improves abrasion resistance, and generally extends its lifespan with regular use.

      We wanted to create something that people could wear daily through winter rather than needing to treat it as a delicate item.

      The wool component is still RWS-certified Australian Merino Wool, so you retain the warmth, softness and breathability that people look for in a wool scarf.

      That said, we completely understand the preference for 100% natural fibres, and if there's enough interest we'd certainly consider offering a 100% Merino version in the future.

      • guessing it is price too

  • Waste of material to mix it with nylon

    • Hi,

      Some people definitely prefer 100% wool.

      We chose an 80/20 Merino/Nylon blend because it offers better durability, shape retention and everyday wear performance while still retaining the warmth and softness of Merino wool.

      Different customers have different priorities, and there's certainly a place for both blended and 100% wool scarves.

  • Wow not 100% wool why blend with plastic.

    • We use an 80% Merino Wool / 20% Nylon blend to improve durability, shape retention and resistance to everyday wear. While 100% wool has its advantages, a small amount of nylon helps the scarf last longer and maintain its appearance over time.

      The wool itself is RWS-certified Australian Merino Wool, which still provides the warmth, softness and breathability that people expect from a quality wool scarf.

      For customers who prefer 100% natural fibres, we completely understand that preference and may consider a 100% Merino version in the future.

  • OP, just a reminder that as a GST-registered business in Australia, you must display the total price inclusive of GST upfront on your website, and not hidden away at checkout. Even your coupon code is ex-GST.

    Also, your shipping options look like an unedited dropshipping template:

    • Fabric products air shipping: A$10.00
    • Fabric products free sea shipping
    • Non-fabric products local free shipping

    Sea shipping from Australia to Australia? Or is this just shipping straight from overseas? And as a textile and apparel company, what "non-fabric products" are you actually selling?

    • Thanks for pointing that out.

      The website was originally built to support both our global fabric business and our local retail products, which is why some of the shipping categories and terminology are still visible. We've clearly missed a few areas that need cleaning up and we'll update those.

      For Southmer products, all stock is held locally in Melbourne and shipped from within Australia.

      Regarding GST, our fabric business serves customers in multiple countries, many of which do not have Australian GST requirements. That said, we understand your point regarding Australian retail products and will review how pricing is displayed to ensure it is clearer for local customers.

      Appreciate you taking the time to highlight it.

  • 'worsted wool textile groups'

    Worsted, is that wool terminology?

    • Yes, "worsted" is a standard textile industry term. It refers to a type of wool yarn and fabric produced from long-staple wool fibres that are combed to align the fibres, resulting in a smoother, finer and more durable fabric. Worsted fabrics are commonly used for suiting, uniforms and other high-quality woven wool textiles.

      • Thank you for the explanation.

  • Just purchased a set for my father, and he's very happy with it. The wool feels soft and comfortable, and the quality is good.

    • Thank you so much for your support and for taking the time to share your feedback. We're delighted to hear your father is happy with the gift.

      We designed this gift box to be both practical and comfortable, using premium Australian Merino wool with a heavyweight 280g scarf for extra warmth during winter. It's great to know the softness and quality met your expectations.

      We hope he enjoys it throughout the colder months, and thank you again for choosing Southmer.

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