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• Merino wool is the high-quality wool shorn from Merino sheep. Merion fibres are finer and thinner than those of typical sheep’s wool. They are pleasant to wear as a result. Air chambers form as a result of puckering in indi­vidual fibres. These chambers entrap the body’s warmth, producing an insu­lating and temperature-regu­lating effect
• Poly­amides are plastics that are synthesised and can be used to produce man-made fibres as a result. In addition to their toughness, poly­amides are known for their form stability, tear and abrasion resistance and waterproof qualities. Poly­amides are also elastic, very stretchy and high gloss.
• Polypro­pylene is a ther­mo­plastic material. The key qualities of polypro­pylene include very high breath­ability, stretch­ability and good moisture transport as well as a relatively high level of dynamic strength.
• Elastane is an espe­cially stretchy chemical fibre that is also highly elastic. It can be spun as filament yarn and made into textile products. Elastane is char­ac­terised in particular by its extreme stretchiness, tremendous breaking length, permanent shape retention and very low weight.