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Exclusive to Paradise Fibers!
23 micron (64’s) Merino Wool Top is dyed and ready to spin, blend, knit, crochet, or felt!
This soft and luxurious Merino originates from the Cape of South Africa or South America, depending on availability, from non-mulesed flocks. Our commercial acid dyes conform with the Oeko-Tex 100 Quality System.
With the full color spectrum represented in the range, your possibilities are endless!
Please Note: Colors may vary slightly from batch to batch due to the nature of natural fiber. We have taken every step to represent the colors correctly, but we do recommend ordering a sample for clarity as colors can change depending on your screen settings. When ordering, all quantities will be sent in a continuous length unless otherwise stated or requested.
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