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What are "Angora Merino Rayon" - Definition & Explanation

Angora Merino Rayon
A true exotic yarn for the hills of Peru. It's an intimate blend of 40% Angora / 40% Merino / 20% Rayon. This three-ply 2200 yds/lb yarn should be used for that special garment where a soft luxurious feeling is needed. Wash one time, than flat dried to bring out its full softness. Once washed, we recommend Dry Clean.

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