Three merino jackets. Three completely different styles.

You look at the CLASSIC, then the BOMBER, then the TEDDY.

The CLASSIC looks great with a dress.

The BOMBER seems the most practical.

The TEDDY looks like something you could wear all winter long.

And that’s actually true.

All three models are made from merino wool, but they aren't just three versions of the same jacket. They differ in material, construction, the level of coziness they provide, and the situations where they work best.

So, instead of asking:

Which one is the best?

it’s better to ask:

Which one best fits my lifestyle?

First, the material: 370 gsm vs. 450 gsm.

We make the CLASSIC and BOMBER from boiled merino wool with a weight of 370 gsm.

It’s a dense, stable fabric that holds its shape well and works perfectly as lightweight outerwear.

The TEDDY is made from a completely different knit.

It uses a 450 gsm merino wool shearling-style knit. Its structure is lofty, fluffy, and offers a much cozier, enveloping feel.

So, the difference isn't just about that 80-gram-per-square-meter gap.

Boiled wool is dense and flatter.

The TEDDY traps more air between the fibers, creating a completely different sensation of warmth.

If you want to learn more about fabric weights, be sure to read our guide Merino wool fabric weight. Different weights, different uses.

CLASSIC JACKET. The most timeless choice.

The CLASSIC is a model for someone who wants a single jacket that can be worn in truly diverse ways.

It features a relaxed fit, a classic collar, and distinctive puffed sleeves finished with elegant cuffs.

It is the sleeves that really set the CLASSIC apart from the other models.

They give the jacket character without limiting it solely to elegant outfits.

You can wear the CLASSIC with jeans and a T-shirt, but it works just as well with a dress, wide-leg trousers, or a more formal ensemble.

The 370 gsm boiled wool makes the jacket dense and protective against the cold, yet it remains relatively lightweight.

This is the model you’ll reach for most often in spring, autumn, and on cooler summer days.

The CLASSIC is a great choice if you prioritize versatility, a timeless look, and the ability to easily switch up your style.

BOMBER JACKET. The most practical choice.

We craft the BOMBER from the same 370 gsm boiled merino wool used for the CLASSIC.

Yet, it wears differently.

Why?

Because of its construction.

The BOMBER features a stand-up collar that protects the neck, along with soft ribbed cuffs and a ribbed hem. This creates a more enclosed fit that feels extra cozy and snug.

The stand-up collar has another advantage.

When the jacket is zipped up high, it provides good protection against the cold.

When you unzip it, it drapes quite differently, and the BOMBER instantly takes on a more casual vibe.

It is the sportiest model of the three, but that doesn't mean it can only be worn with leggings or sneakers.

The BOMBER looks just as good with trousers, jeans, a dress, or more elegant accessories.

Its greatest advantage is simply how easy it is to wear.

You put it on, zip it up, and head out.

The BOMBER is a great choice if you like a more covered-up style, practical details, and jackets that work well for walks, travel, or just an ordinary day in the city.

TEDDY. The coziest one.

The TEDDY is a completely different story.

It isn't a heavier version of the CLASSIC or a thicker BOMBER.

The material, first and foremost, is different.

The Teddy knit has a weight of 450 gsm and a distinctive, lofty pile made of merino wool.

The fiber diameter of the pile is approximately 22 to 24 microns.

The material is thick, soft, and feels wonderfully cozy.

It’s a jacket for those who love a sense of warmth and volume.

If everyone says autumn is pleasant, yet you’re already wondering where your hat is, TEDDY will likely be your natural choice.

Despite its bulk, it is not a classic synthetic sherpa jacket.

The pile is made of natural merino wool, so it retains the material's characteristic properties.

TEDDY works best on cooler days, when a transitional jacket starts to feel too light.

It is a model for someone who wants, above all, warmth, softness, and a snug, enveloping feel.

CLASSIC, BOMBER, and TEDDY side by side

CLASSIC or BOMBER?

This is the trickiest comparison, as both models are made from the exact same 370 gsm boiled merino wool.

The difference lies primarily in the cut.

The CLASSIC has a more open style, drapes softly around the neck, and features a distinctive sleeve design.

The BOMBER is more compact and structured.

If you usually prefer classic coats, blazers, and jackets that pair easily with a more elegant wardrobe, the CLASSIC will likely appeal to you more.

If you prefer comfortable, practical jackets with a stand-up collar and ribbed cuffs, you’ll likely reach for the BOMBER more often.

In terms of the material itself, you aren't choosing between a warmer or cooler merino here.

You are primarily choosing the way the jacket fits around your body.

BOMBER or TEDDY?

Here, the difference is much more significant.

The BOMBER is lighter, more compact, and easier to wear in changeable weather.

The TEDDY is thicker, more voluminous, and offers a much greater sense of being wrapped up.

If you tend to overheat quickly or are constantly on the move, the BOMBER might prove more practical.

If you usually get cold and want a noticeably warmer outer layer, the TEDDY is the more natural choice.

CLASSIC or TEDDY?

Here, the choice often comes down to two things.

How easily you get cold and what style you prefer.

The CLASSIC has a more minimalist and elegant silhouette.

The TEDDY is softer, more voluminous, and casual.

If you’re looking for a transitional jacket that you can also wear with a dress, to work, or with a more elegant outfit, the CLASSIC is more versatile.

If the main thing you’re looking for in a jacket is a cozy, wrapped-up feeling, choose the TEDDY.

And what if I want a winter jacket?

The answer isn't as simple as just picking a specific fabric weight.

How we perceive temperature is highly individual.

Wind, humidity, activity level, and what you’re wearing underneath the jacket all play a role.

That’s why, in winter, it’s best to think about layering merino wool.

A 160 gsm T-shirt can serve as the base layer.

A 255 gsm MERINO ZIP HOODIE can act as the mid-layer.

You can wear a boiled wool jacket or the TEDDY as the outer layer.

For someone who gets cold easily, the TEDDY is the most natural choice.

Someone who is active and dislikes very thick jackets might feel great in the CLASSIC or BOMBER, provided they have the right layer underneath.

And which one is the most versatile?

If by versatility we mean the ability to wear the jacket with many different outfits, I would choose the CLASSIC.

If by versatility you mean:

"I'll just put it on without overthinking it,"

then I’d choose the BOMBER.

And if the question is:

"Which one feels the coziest?"

the answer is very simple.

TEDDY.

The easiest choice

If you like timeless styles and want a jacket that pairs easily with both casual and dressier outfits, choose CLASSIC.

If you prioritize a practical, more enclosed design with a stand-up collar and ribbed cuffs, choose BOMBER.

If you get cold easily and value softness and a cozy, enveloping feel above all else, choose TEDDY.

And if you still can't decide, the problem probably isn't that you don't know which jacket to choose.

You simply like all three.

And we can certainly understand that.

FAQ

Are the CLASSIC and BOMBER equally warm?

Both models are made from 370 gsm boiled merino wool. Thanks to its stand-up collar and ribbed cuffs, the BOMBER has a more enclosed design, which can provide a greater sense of coverage.

Is the TEDDY warmer than the CLASSIC and BOMBER?

The TEDDY has a weight of 450 gsm and a lofty, textured pile, so it offers a greater sense of being wrapped up compared to the denser 370 gsm boiled wool.

Which jacket is best for autumn?

All three are suitable for autumn. The CLASSIC and BOMBER make excellent transitional jackets. The TEDDY is a better choice for those who get cold easily or are looking for a warmer outer layer.

Which jacket is the most elegant?

The CLASSIC has the most classic and elegant style, especially thanks to its collar and distinctive sleeves.

Which jacket is the most sporty?

The BOMBER has the sportiest style, though its minimalist design also allows it to be paired with more elegant wardrobe pieces.

Which jacket is the warmest?

Of the three models, the 450 gsm TEDDY offers the greatest sense of cozy warmth.

Do merino jackets protect against the rain?

Wool naturally handles minor moisture well, but none of these models are technical waterproof jackets designed for heavy rain.

Can these jackets be machine washed?

For boiled wool and Teddy knit fabrics, we recommend professional dry cleaning in accordance with the care label instructions.