Catalog models, description and wool yarn used

The composition of Wool Katia Naive Fashion is: 78% mohair wool 13% Polyamide 9% Merino Mohair is the fibre from the hair of the Angora goat and a fretwork fabric made from this textile fibre, which is widely used in the manufacture of jackets and sweaters. Its main characteristics are softness and shine. The term mohair seems to derive from the Turkish word mukhya, meaning 'the best [fleece]' and the Arabic word mukhayyar, meaning 'a goat's hair cloth'. The main characteristic of Angora goat is its hair, or mohair, which is very similar to sheep's wool in its chemical composition, but different in that it is more insulating, thinner and straighter, and more shiny.1 Mohair can be loom-woven or knitted, dyed with some ease, and produces a firm, insulating, soft and shiny material. The fine hair of younger goats is used in clothing, but the hair of older animals is used for carpets and heavy fabrics for warm clothes. Mohair fibre can be mixed with wool to obtain high quality fabrics.

The characteristics of Katia Naive Fashion are:

Each ball of wool weighs 50 grams and is 140 metres long. It can be knitted with knitting needles of 5 - 5½ mm. To make a long-sleeved sweater in size 40, you will need 4 balls. To make a square of 10 x 10 cm, mount 16 stitches and work 20 turns. It is suitable for machine washing at a temperature of 30°C. It can be ironed at a temperature of 110ºC. Light and warm at the same time, this wool is ideal for your next winter creations. The wool of Naive Fashion Katia offers you colorful combinations that you will love. You can combine this model with the Naive Katia wool, which offers plain colours.Naive Fashion Wool Katia skein Mohair print' />