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Extra Fine Merino Wool Tops, Skin Colour Collection
Extra Fine Merino Wool Tops, Skin Colour Collection
Extra Fine Merino Wool Tops, Skin Colour Collection
Extra Fine Merino Wool Tops, Skin Colour Collection
Extra Fine Merino Wool Tops, Skin Colour Collection

The Skin Colour Collection, inspired by the colours of the skin, it’s perfect for creating any skin tone. You can also mix multiple colours to achieve the shade of your liking.

Composition and characteristics
Extra fine merino wool tops (combed sliver).
Composition: 100% wool
Micron: about 19 microns.
Fibre length: 58-60 mm / 0.063-0.065 yd
Tops weight: about 23 g/m - 0.81 oz/yd
Tops length: about 4 m - 4 yd per 100 g - 3.5 oz

Origin and traceability
DHG extra fine merino wool tops come from both Australia and South America and are carefully selected to ensure constant quality over time.

Additionally, being of animal origin, the extra fine merino wool top is biodegradable and therefore environmentally friendly.

Certifications
All lots are MULESING FREE. The dyeing complies with Oeko-Tex Standard 100 and is done in our dyeinghouse which is GOTS (updated to the last version) and GRS certified.

Techniques
DHG extra fine merino wool top is perfect for both technique needle felting and wet felting, spinning, hand weaving, arm knitting and giant knitting.

ATTENTION: all DHG colours tend to have a high fastness against light and washing. That being said, the fluorescent colours (80's collection) in addition to having a low light fastness, in the presence of alkaline or very aggressive soaps and prolonged processing / washing, can show a significant colour loss, this can also happen for dark and shiny colours. Thus, for any materials dyed with these types of colours we recommend that you carry out a processing and washing test using a small sample before you proceed working on your final project. The above mentioned testing is positively essential if these materials are to be combined with raw or light coloured materials. It is also good practice to never dry the materials in direct sunlight, instead be sure to use low lighting.

Extra Fine Merino Wool Tops, Skin Colour Collection

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The Skin Colour Collection, inspired by the colours of the skin, it’s perfect for creating any skin tone. You can also mix multiple colours to achieve the shade of your liking.

Composition and characteristics
Extra fine merino wool tops (combed sliver).
Composition: 100% wool
Micron: about 19 microns.
Fibre length: 58-60 mm / 0.063-0.065 yd
Tops weight: about 23 g/m - 0.81 oz/yd
Tops length: about 4 m - 4 yd per 100 g - 3.5 oz

Origin and traceability
DHG extra fine merino wool tops come from both Australia and South America and are carefully selected to ensure constant quality over time.

Additionally, being of animal origin, the extra fine merino wool top is biodegradable and therefore environmentally friendly.

Certifications
All lots are MULESING FREE. The dyeing complies with Oeko-Tex Standard 100 and is done in our dyeinghouse which is GOTS (updated to the last version) and GRS certified.

Techniques
DHG extra fine merino wool top is perfect for both technique needle felting and wet felting, spinning, hand weaving, arm knitting and giant knitting.

ATTENTION: all DHG colours tend to have a high fastness against light and washing. That being said, the fluorescent colours (80's collection) in addition to having a low light fastness, in the presence of alkaline or very aggressive soaps and prolonged processing / washing, can show a significant colour loss, this can also happen for dark and shiny colours. Thus, for any materials dyed with these types of colours we recommend that you carry out a processing and washing test using a small sample before you proceed working on your final project. The above mentioned testing is positively essential if these materials are to be combined with raw or light coloured materials. It is also good practice to never dry the materials in direct sunlight, instead be sure to use low lighting.

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