Pascuali Merino Baby is a premium, GOTS-certified yarn made from 100% organic superfine merino wool. Ethically sourced from Argentina and crafted in Italy, it offers incredible softness, breathability, and thermoregulation — perfect for baby garments, sensitive skin, and heirloom-quality knits. With a lightweight sport weight and generous yardage (240 yds per 50g), it’s ideal for everything from delicate sweaters to accessories.

This yarn is not superwash — instead, it uses a cutting-edge, eco-friendly treatment that allows machine washing without harsh chemicals. Pair it beautifully with Manada, Pascuali’s mohair, silk, yak, and merino blend, for extra fluff and depth. Available in a rich palette of naturally dyed shades, many of which coordinate directly with Manada.

Tip: Always swatch and order enough yarn to ensure a consistent dye lot. Merino Baby is sustainable, hypoallergenic, and made to be cherished.

Suggestion: Pair Merino Baby with Manada, Pascuali's luxurious blend of mohair, mulberry silk, yak, and merino fibres. They have carefully curated the palettes so that Merino Baby’s shades match perfectly with corresponding Manada colors. This allows you to effortlessly combine the two yarns, adding a soft, airy halo and a touch of extra warmth to your project. Whether you choose tone-on-tone pairings or mix contrasting shades, the result is a unique color depth and texture that elevates any knit.

Specifications

• Composition: 100% Virgin Wool (Organic Merino Superfine)
• Yarn Weight: Sport / 50g (1.76 oz)
• Yardage: ~240 yds (220 m) per 50g ball
• Recommended Needle: US 3–4 (3–3.5 mm)
• Gauge: 30 sts x 35 rows = 4” (10 cm)
• Sweater Usage (Size S): ~350g (7 balls)
• Origin: Wool from Argentina, spun and dyed in Italy
• Care: Machine wash cold (wool cycle), dry flat

Knitted garments with Merino Baby can be washed in the washing machine at 86°F (30°C). It is advisable to use a mild detergent and choose a delicate cycle. Dry flat, preferably on a terry towel, to avoid stretching. Under no circumstances should you dry it directly on a heat source or in the blazing sun! If necessary, the knitted piece can be ironed at the lowest temperature setting.