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Fiber: Wool from Chilean Patagonia, microns fine.
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Construction: 2-ply
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Gauge: stitches and rows = 10x10cm | 4x4 inches
Knitting Needles: 4 mm | US 6 | UK 8

Dyeing: Hand-dyed using eco-friendly dyes and best practices to minimize water usage.

🎨 It's hand-dyed with ecological dyes,
🌳 For each skein, we plant a tree, and
🌎 We mitigate the carbon footprint of its production.

🌎 We donate 1% of the value of your purchase to organizations that preserve and restore our ecosystems.

See how you positively impact the planet here with our allies at Ecologi and 1% for the Planet

Care: hand wash in cold water without agitation. Once washed, roll in a towel to remove excess water and hang horizontally.

In Chilean Patagonia, dedicated producers with over 30 years of experience produce this highest quality wool.

The sheep live on free-grazing pastures, which preserves the grasslands and ensures no animal cruelty. Our products are 100% Mulesing-free.

Our wool is hand-washed and spun on a small scale by expert natural fiber artisans in the city of Talca.

It then continues its journey at Bagual, where it is dyed with eco-friendly, heavy metal-free dyes to protect your skin, your loved ones, and the environment. Our vibrant colors enhance the texture and properties of these yarns in your garments.

This is a semi-industrial product where multiple steps are done by hand. We want you to know that you might find small pieces of vegetable matter in your yarn, as well as a bit of sand when winding it. Both come from the Patagonian grasslands. (We told you that these sheep like to rub themselves in sandbanks 🤭).

Our wool is spun in a semi-industrial mill, and you might find some irregularities in thickness and twist in your yarns. We like it; it gives it identity and texture and makes each garment unique.

Your skeins are hand-dyed, achieving semi-solid and variegated colors. We suggest buying all the skeins for your project at the same time and alternating skeins while knitting if you want to avoid pooling in your garments.