The heroine of a new long-form ad touting Merino wool seems to have more working against her than just the unnatural fibers she's wearing. She has a crap job in a dreary factory (potentially hazardous to her health in many ways), and her sole dinner companion is her smartphone, though the translucent blobs of pink-food...
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September 21, 2018
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