DMC Eco Vita 360 organic wool yarn

Reference 360.601

€1.75

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This wool embroidery thread is a tribute to nature: its rich color palette is entirely obtained with natural ingredients such as walnut, rhubarb, indigo, or juniper.

Perfect for embroidery, cross-stitch, punch needle, weaving, and mending, this soft thread is pleasant to work with and gives projects a 3D effect. It is hand washable at 30 degrees and is well-suited for embellishing wool garments or accessories. As with all vegetable-dyed items, slight variations in shades are possible within the same color. This 100% organic wool, guaranteed mulesing-free*, is a committed choice for environmentally respectful consumption.

Single-strand non-divisible thread: approximately the size of 3 strands of Mouliné 117.
100% organic Merino wool – guaranteed mulesing-free.
Woolmark certification (passed 4 tests: light / washing / rubbing / perspiration).
Natural dye: no chemical ingredients used in the manufacturing process.

16-meter skein.
100% Merino wool.

Organic or Biological Wool
Organic wool is a responsible alternative to conventional wool. It corresponds to serious labels that rely on high standards to ensure breeding conditions that respect animals, the planet, and people. The characteristics of organic or biological wool are as follows:
The prohibition of using hormonal treatments, which are harmful to both animals and humans
The use of organic breeding areas and responsible pasture management (without the use of pesticides, for example)
The cleaning of wool according to strict principles before processing (without chemicals, for example)
The prohibition of the practice of mulesing*

*Mulesing Mulesing is a sheep farming technique for Merino sheep aimed at preventing myiasis (a disease that Merino sheep can catch, characterized by the subcutaneous presence of fly larvae). Farmers practice mulesing to increase the productivity of their livestock. This practice is completely contrary to the animal's welfare. It involves mutilating the skin around the sheep's tail, a barbaric practice that is traumatizing for the animal.