

Steiner, Merino Glove Liner, Black
100% merino wool thermal liner gloves for wearing under ski gloves or solo. Superior moisture-wicking and warmth in mild to very cold conditions.
- Free delivery over £50, or collect from the shop
- Each size is a single item — we check it's on the shelf before we send it
- Your card is only charged when your order is sent
- Returns within 28 days if it isn't right
About the Steiner, Merino Glove Liner, Black
These are affordable thermal liners made from 100% merino wool in a 200gsm knit. You can layer them under your ski gloves for extra warmth or wear them on their own when you're walking round the resort or sitting in the evening. Merino wool naturally wicks moisture away and maintains warmth even when damp, so your hands stay dry and comfortable in changing mountain conditions.
Why we rate it
The 200gsm weight strikes a balance: substantial enough to add real thermal management, light enough not to bulk out inside regular gloves. Merino's natural properties mean you get temperature regulation without the synthetic feel. They stretch to fit a wide range of hand sizes, and the fabric has a silky, pleasant touch against skin. Made in Turkey to Steiner's reliable standards.
Who it's for
Anyone who gets cold hands on the mountain but doesn't want thick glove insulation all day. They work well as liners in your existing gloves, or standalone if you're just popping out for après-ski. Suitable for all abilities.
Key features
- 100% merino wool — natural temperature regulation and moisture-wicking
- 200gsm knit — substantial weight for real warmth without bulk
- Stretchy fit — stretches to accommodate a wide hand size range
- Layer-friendly — wear under ski gloves or solo
- Breathable — moisture escapes so hands stay dry
- Made in Turkey — Steiner's established manufacturing
Specification
| Material | 100% merino wool |
|---|---|
| Weight | 200gsm knit |
| Colour | Black |
| Made in | Turkey |
| Fit | Unisex |
| Season | 2026/27 |
| Layer | Base |
Take a closer look

Skee-Tex · The Old Mill, Battlesbridge
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Try it on at the mill in Battlesbridge — the kettle's usually on.
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