Beige turtleneck sweater

Wool blend makes this yarn warm. Thanks to acrylic and polyamide, it's soft, easy to care for, and holds its shape well.

Wool refers to a group of natural textile fabrics made from the hair coat of various animals. Wool fabric has been and remains one of the most expensive materials, with exceptional properties: it barely wrinkles, resists soiling, absorbs moisture well, is very strong and durable, retains heat excellently, and does not cause allergies.

Acrylic is a soft, lightweight fabric that looks and feels like wool, which is why it's rightfully called "artificial wool." The resemblance isn't just visual: the fiber is very voluminous, fluffy, and able to trap plenty of air, so garments made from it retain heat to the fullest. Acrylic items don't require special care and are simple to use.

Characteristics:
• lightweight;
• durable;
• enhanced wear resistance;
• holds heat well (thermal conductivity on par with wool);
• low hygroscopicity — a high degree of water repellency;
• good resistance to weather conditions and prolonged heat exposure up to 120–130 degrees.

Care:
• Best washed below 40°;
• Hand wash or delicate hand-wash cycle recommended;
• Avoid bleach or harsh detergents with aggressive formulas;
• Do not dry near heating appliances or in direct sunlight;
• Ironing/steaming at low temperature is acceptable;
• Detergents containing lanolin are recommended.