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Kyle Air 2500 250m/100g (273yds/3.5oz) – 100% Merino Wool Air-Spun Chainette

From the Italian mill Filpucci SPA, Kyle Air is a light-as-air chainette yarn made entirely of fine merino wool. With a soft core and open structure, this yarn traps warmth without weight and creates voluminous knits that remain breathable and fluid. It’s incredibly gentle to the touch — like wearing a cloud — and ideal for cozy, lightweight garments with a soft halo and luxurious loft.

🌿 Fiber Content
✔ 100% WV (Merino Wool) – soft, elastic, thermoregulating

⚖️ Yarn Weight & Meterage
✔ 250m/100g (273yds/3.5oz)
✔ Air-spun merino chainette yarn

🧶 Needles, Hooks & Strand Options
✔ 1 strand – 5.0–6.0mm (US 8–10)
✔ 2 strands – 7.0–9.0mm (US 10.75–13)

🔸 Yarn Weight Equivalents
✔ Aran (1 strand)
✔ Bulky (2 strands)

🪢 Weaving Yarn Standard
✔ Light Weaving Yarn – NM25 / Tex 40 / YPP 1240

📌 Weaving Disclaimer
Please note: Weaving results may vary depending on loom settings, tension, and weaving technique. We recommend testing a small sample before starting a project.

✨ Key Features
✔ Airy, cloud-like construction
✔ Lofty volume without heaviness
✔ Soft halo and gentle elasticity
✔ Ideal for warm, lightweight knitwear

🎨 Color Description
See individual listings for detailed color notes

👕 Perfect For
✔ Relaxed sweaters and cardigans
✔ Oversized scarves and cowls
✔ Loungy pullovers and weekend basics
✔ Transitional knitwear with comfort and style

📏 Yardage Estimates (for sizes S–M)
• Sweater – 300–350g (750–875m / 820–960yds / 10.6–12.3oz)
• Cardigan – 350–400g (875–1000m / 960–1095yds / 12.3–14.1oz)
• Cowl or scarf – 150–250g (375–625m / 410–680yds / 5.3–8.8oz)

💡 Care Instructions
We recommend gentle hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent. Lay flat to dry.

📌 Color Disclaimer
Product photos are representative but may vary slightly depending on screen settings and lighting.

⚠️ Swatching Required
Fiber behavior varies. Please knit or weave a swatch before starting your project. This yarn is not superwash-treated.