Introducing a Merino wool fleece that outperforms the rest. This innovative Merino grid fleece delivers lightweight warmth, breathability and odor resistance that synthetic fleeces can’t match. Soft on skin yet tough enough for the coldest, windiest days, a Cloudripper grid fleece jacket or pullover is what your layering kit needs.

The Power of Wool Grid Fleece
Grid fleece is a technical fabric designed to keep you comfortable when you're on the move in cold weather. The waffle grid pattern on the interior creates pockets of warmth while reducing bulk, making it perfect for layering for skiing and snowboarding.
Unlike most grid fleeces on the market, the Cloudripper Full Zip Hoodie, Half Zip Pullover and Crew Neck Pullover have a high Merino wool content, so they're naturally odor resistant, moisture wicking and temperature regulating. You get the benefits of grid fleece plus all the natural benefits of Merino wool.
Each Cloudripper Grid Fleece has a 100% Merino wool interior, so only natural fibers are against your skin.

A Serious-Warmth, No-Stink Grid Fleece
If you've worn Merino clothing before, you know one of the benefits is odor resistance. No one wants to smell bad or have to do laundry on a ski trip, and with Cloudripper grid fleeces, you won't have to worry.
These wool fleece jackets are ready for whatever you throw at them this winter—from windy chairlift rides to powder laps to frigid dog walks.


Merino Wool Fleece for the Coldest Days
The Cloudripper Collection has strategically-zoned fabric to balance easy layering, warmth and breathability. Both fabrics are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, meaning they're free of harmful substances.
Main fabric: Wool Grid Fleece (265 GSM)
Warm & breathable
- 69% Merino wool, 15% recycled polyester, 13% nylon, 3% spandex
Secondary fabric: LT Grid Fleece (180 GSM)
Low bulk & quick drying
- 51% recycled polyester, 41% Merino wool, 8% lycra
Our lightweight Convict Canyon Hoodies feature our new LT Grid Fleece fabric. They're perfect for higher output activities like backcountry skiing and winter running.