Jeremy Moon's journey in business has taken him to far-fetched places, but none more remote than Antarctica.
Moon rustled together $200,000 from friends, his parents and parents of friends to start Icebreaker 22 years ago.
Last year the company sold $200 million worth of product around the world. The brand supplies clothing to more than 5000 stores in 45 countries and has six offices worldwide. Eighty five per cent of income is from sales from the Northern Hemisphere.
Moon told the Business Herald in a wide-ranging interview, starting the merino wool clothing company didn't feel like a risk.