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Our yarns: Merino Wool

Why Choose Wool?

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Wool remains one of the most valuable natural fibers, ancient as the world and the earth, used by people for thousands of years to make clothes and textile blankets. It is obtained from the animals' fleece, especially from that of sheep, bringing surprising benefits to your home and life, which current science and technology have not been able to reproduce in an industrial process, and it is the inspiration behind every product I create in the workshop.

Why have a wool product? Here are some of its benefits that improve your life:

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  • You are more connected with nature: When you use a wool product, you are more connected to nature; it brings you closer to the surrounding environment because wool has a high vibrational frequency.

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Offers UV Protection: Merino wool helps block harmful sun rays

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  • Wool has Thermal Insulation: Wool has the ability to retain body heat, making it ideal for winter clothing or bedding items such as blankets and quilts.

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Fire Resistance: Due to its chemical composition and structure, wool is relatively fire resistant, which can be an advantage in certain situations with high energy vibrations

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Moisture Absorption: Wool can absorb a significant amount of moisture without feeling wet, making it comfortable to wear in a variety of climatic conditions, including summer

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  • Durability: Wool products are often durable and resistant to wear, offering them a long lifespan. Therefore, although the initial investment in wool products may seem higher, the long-term benefits in terms of durability and quality can make this investment wise and profitable.

I want you to benefit from the best products, and that's why we work with carefully selected merino wool yarns in the workshop that have certifications and licenses.

 Licenses The Woolmark Company

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Certification of the Quality Management System ISO 9001 - Rina Simtex / CISQ (IQNet)

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OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certification - Class II Innovatext

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  Pure New Wool

This license certifies that the yarns are made from virgin wool (wool directly from live animals that has not been spun or incorporated into a finished product previously) and entitles the use of the Woolmark Pure New Wool symbol label

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Wool Rich Blend

This license certifies that the products have a minimum 50% wool content, blended with other fibers, and entitles them to be labeled with the Woolmark Rich Blend symbol

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