C17003 🌟【Top-tier original item】Magilla MM6 wool-blend hooded top

The yarn is a blend of 35% wool and 65% nylon. There are significant differences in the properties between wool (high moisture absorption, good elasticity, but prone to shrinkage) and nylon (hydrophobic, wrinkle-resistant, but prone to static electricity). During the blending process, it is necessary to use a specialized spinning technique to ensure uniform yarn quality, thereby preventing the fabric from becoming distorted due to uneven tension during weaving. It is also important to carefully control the proportion of wool and nylon in the yarn, as well as the yarn twists, in order to balance the shrinkage rate and the structural damage caused by washing. The knitting machine used is 3G (German STOLL CMS 530). The 3G machine can simultaneously perform three functions: pattern weaving, embossing, and loop shifting, which are useful for creating local damaged patterns in Maglia-style designs. For example: Loop shifting technique – deliberate holes are created in certain areas of the fabric by causing the loops to fall off (this is achieved through programming that controls the needle selector to skip specific needles), resulting in a damaged effect. Embossing yarn switching – high-shrinkage yarns such as 100% nylon are used in parts like the cuffs. During finishing, the difference in shrinkage caused by temperature differences enhances the sense of 3D damage. The cuffs feature a textured damaged effect; after being washed with a large machine, the texture becomes more pronounced. The same design can be worn by both men and women, and it fits easily on the body. Sizes: S, M, L