The Fibre Company - Amble - Wild Rose

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M251S

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The Fibre Company - Amble - Wild RoseThe Fibre Cos first sock yarn is a soft yet durable yarn from Merino wool and alpaca fibres processed with an eco friendly anti shrinkage Easy wash treatment. The recycled nylon adds strength and durability. The shads are borrowed from the successful palette in the Cumbria yarn with the cream and all heathers using a natural ecru Suri alpaca whilst the others use a natural brown Suri alpaca. SPECIFICATIONS: 70% Easy wash Merino wool, 20% Easy wash

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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026