McDonald New Zealand
McDonald New Zealand is owned by a fourth-generation farming family with 150 years of wool-growing behind them. Merino from their South Island property goes into possum merino knitwear made in their Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland workroom.
The blend is 55% merino wool, 35% possum fur and 10% mulberry silk, across pullovers and zip jackets through to throws, scarves and caps. Alongside the possum merino, they knit a small range of pure merino newborn pieces.
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Common questions
Where is McDonald knitwear made?
McDonald possum merino knitwear is made in the brand's workroom in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, using merino wool connected to the family's South Island farming property.
How warm is McDonald possum merino?
McDonald's main possum merino blend contains 35% possum fur alongside merino wool and mulberry silk, providing lightweight warmth. It has a higher possum content than Trilogy and is the second-warmest possum blend in the Native Possum collection after Koru.
What can I buy in the McDonald collection?
The McDonald collection includes possum merino knitwear and accessories such as jumpers, jackets, wraps, ponchos, scarves, gloves, hats, caps, blankets and throws, depending on current availability.
