Paper fibre is made from cellulose derived from plant sources, most commonly wood. The cellulose is processed into thin strips or fibres that can be twisted into yarn and woven or knitted into fabric. It is lightweight, breathable and naturally biodegradable, with a crisp, slightly structured handle. It is commonly used for lightweight clothing, bags, hats and other accessories.

Cable knit is a knitted construction featuring raised, twisted or braided motifs created by crossing stitches. The cables form a distinctly three-dimensional surface and are usually set against a flatter knitted background. It is particularly common in substantial sweaters and traditional knitwear.

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