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Medium Weight Merino Rib Interlock , 240 gsm - Black Coffee ( MW042W )

Name: Medium Weight Merino Rib Interlock , 240 gsm - Black Coffee ( MW042W )
Brand: Hobby Fabric
SKU: MW042W
Price: 31.4 USD
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Color Name:	Black Coffee
Content:	100% Merino Wool
Weight:	7.08 oz/yd², 240 gsm
Width:	150cm/59 inches
Construction:	Knit, Rib Interlock
Stretch:	Yes
Country of Origin:	New Zealand

Meet the innovation in knit fabric: Merino wool in rib interlock. The luxurious ultra soft and exceptional warmth of Merino wool with the structured texture of rib interlock knitting, is as good as it gets! It's a fabric that not only offers unbeatable comfort but also boasts increased durability and stretch, perfect for those seeking both elegance and performance in their wardrobe. Whether you're crafting tops, cardigans, dresses, outdoor wear, experience the prestige comfort and versatility of Merino wool rib interlock fabric today!

Our Merino Wool

About Merino Wool

Merino wool boasts an array of exceptional qualities:

Natural Breathability
Temperature Regulation
Odor Resistance
Moisture Management
Durability

Embrace the unparalleled comfort and performance of Merino wool, elevating your wardrobe to new heights. Whether you're indoors, outdoors, or in the office, Merino wool garments provide a unique blend of luxury and versatility.

Fabric Care Guidelines

Machine wash cold with like colors on gentle cycle.
Do not bleach.
Dry flat.
Cool iron if necessary

We advise to store laundered merino wool clothes in sealed plastic bag or container as this precaution prevents potential damage from moths and silverfish.

Please note: Our merino wool fabrics are treated to be machine washable, making them easier to care for while still retaining many of the natural properties of merino wool, including its softness, warmth, and moisture-wicking abilities. However, superwash merino wool is much less prone to felting, and we do not suggest the use of our merino wool for projects that are intended to be felted.