Step into spring in the Andes with this beautiful blend of Pima Cotton, Linen and Superwash Merino Wool. "Chaski" was a very important messenger in the Inca society, often running hundreds of miles through the Inca Empire. Amano honors his legacy with the first fingering weight yarn.
This blend has been specially developed by Amano using the softest Pima Cotton, which is stretchy and structured, in an exquisite blend with Superwash Merino Wool. It is easy to knit and care for as it can be machine washed over and over again without losing its softness. Perfect for all lace stitch creations and in spring tones.
PERUVIAN PIMA COTTON
Pima Cotton is often called the “Silk of the South”. It is a log pile fiber, and its composition is truly unique which makes it an extremely soft and luxurious cotton to knit.
Although it is originally from Arizona, United States, it was introduced in Peru in 1918 and thanks to the optimal climatic conditions of the Piura Valley, where it was initially grown, it can be said that Pima cotton has unparalleled properties, only compared to cotton. Egyptian pima.
Peruvian Pima Cotton is the finest and longest staple cotton in the world. When it is processed correctly it has a special shine and an unbeatable softness to the touch. In addition, despite being a fine and long fiber, Peruvian Pima cotton is also more resistant than almost all other cottons, making garments more durable.
By the length of its fiber is considered among the best in the world.
LINEN
Linen is a fiber derived from the stem of the flax plant. It stands out for being more durable and resistant than any other fiber. Linen fiber is straight and lustrous and becomes more beautiful and softer with the passage of time.
Linen is comfortable and ideal to wear in hot temperatures, due to the fact that it absorbs moisture much better and dries quickly.
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