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why superwash yarns feels like synthetic
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Superwash yarns feel like synthetic fibers due to the treatment process they undergo to remove the natural scales from the wool fibers. This is typically done using either a chlorinated acid bath or a polymer coating, which makes the wool more smooth and prevents it from felting when washed. This treatment alters the texture of the wool, making it feel slicker and less organic, akin to synthetic fibers known for their smoothness and durability. While this process makes wool garments easier to care for, it can also detract from the natural, soft feel traditionally associated with wool, leading some users to compare the texture to that of synthetic yarns. Still, superwash wool retains many wool characteristics, including warmth and breathability, offering a practical choice for those seeking easy-care wool garments.
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