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t Suedwolle Group, the thread of innovation weaves through our very fabric, and with ACTIVEYARN®, we’re not just creating: Discover our first seasonless corporate collection composed of a selection of weaving, flat and circular knitting, hosiery and technical yarns!

Getting “ACTIVE” means taking a fresh look at our product offer and exploring new opportunities in terms of technology, sustainability and innovations. Just like turning a kaleidoscope, where we encounter new shapes and facets when viewing things from a different angle. So, why not use a circular knitting yarn for weaving?

Let’s turn the kaleidoscope and get active together!

Abstract image featuring a colorful, speckled background in blue, orange, and red, with a purple knitted texture reminiscent of Merino wool on top. In the center, four overlapping translucent green circles are surrounded by small yellow dots.

A mirrored image of a man with glasses in a vibrant, abstract-patterned sweater crafted from soft Merino wool in shades of green, pink, and blue. Posed against a plain backdrop, he creates a symmetrical, artistic effect with four reflections.

A man wearing glasses and a colorful, abstract-patterned Merino sweater stands against a light background. He faces slightly to the side, showcasing geometric shapes in blue, green, and purple crafted from fine yarn.

Sustainability

with Jasmin GOTS

This yarn is a pledge to the planet. Crafted from 100% wool with a fineness of 19.5 µ, it undergoes the X-CARE treatment. This process, devoid of chlorine-based substances, confers the yarn with exceptional durability and the convenience of being either machine or hand washable. It holds the Bluesign approval and GOTS certification, presenting a harmonious blend of consumer ease and ecological consciousness.

Traceability

with Tirano Betaspun®

The traceability of yarn is pivotal for contemporary consumers. Tirano Betaspun® brings forth an intricate blend of 41.5% 17.2 µ wool and LENZING™ Lyocell, all intertwined with durable polyamide filament. The Global Recycle Standard (GRS) certification ensures that every strand can be traced back to its ethical origins, offering transparency from pasture to product.

A geometric, flower-like design with layered overlapping petals in shades of pink, green, and red emerges from a textured, deep blue backdrop, reminiscent of fine Merino wool yarn.

Two women in cycling gear, including helmets and arm warmers made of Merino wool, are sitting. The image is mirrored, creating a symmetrical effect with overlapping pink and green geometric shapes across the foreground.

A person in a purple cycling outfit, helmet, and arm warmers crafted from Merino wool kneels against a geometric, colorful backdrop with shades of pink, green, and yellow.

A woman in a red jacket and gray beanie, crafted from fine Merino wool, adjusts her hood outdoors. The image is mirrored with abstract blue and orange geometric shapes overlaid. The background reveals a misty mountain landscape.

A woman in a red jacket with a hood adjusts her gray Merino wool beanie outdoors. She appears to be hiking or camping. The image features a geometric overlay with blue and orange patterns, set against a foggy, mountainous landscape.

Circularity

with OTW® Midway GRS

A blend of 60% recycled pre-consumer nylon and 40% X-CARE treated wool, this yarn reduces waste and reliance on virgin resources. With GRS certification, it stands as a testament to the potential for a closed-loop fashion industry, where every thread has the promise of a past and a future.

Technology

with Wallaby Betaspun®

In the realm of technological innovation, Wallaby Betaspun® is a frontrunner. The yarn is composed of 87.5% fine wool at 18.4 µ, combined with 12.5% polyamide filament for added strength. It’s the result of the Betaspun® spinning technology, which enhances the yarn’s performance, making it ideal for dynamic wear and high-endurance textiles.

A hand partially inserted into a glossy, zippered pocket with a geometric design above it. The garment, crafted from soft Merino wool, features a textured gray and white pattern.

A man wearing an intricate, futuristic silver outfit made from Merino wool, complete with a matching hat and visor, stands against a neutral background. The image is mirrored symmetrically, while abstract geometric shapes dance around the figure.

A person in a futuristic, patterned outfit crafted from luxurious Merino yarn, complete with a matching mask and goggles, stands against a gray background. Theyre surrounded by abstract geometric shapes in blue, yellow, and black.

A person with short dark hair wearing a textured light gray jacket and a backpack smiles against a clear blue sky. Black and pink geometric shapes overlay parts of the image, reminiscent of patterns found in finely woven Merino wool fabric.

A mirrored image of a person skateboarding in a green Merino wool outfit and black shoes. Abstract geometric shapes overlay the scene, featuring black squares and pink rectangles, against a backdrop of trees and sky.

A person skateboards in an open park on a sunny day, dressed in a light green tracksuit reminiscent of Merino wool, and carries a backpack. Geometric black and pink squares overlay the image, with trees and structures forming a tranquil backdrop.

Design

with Banda TEC X-Compact

This yarn represents the zenith of design. It’s a 100% wool yarn with a fineness of 17.2 µ, refined through X-Compact technology. This advanced technique aligns each fibre with precision, creating yarns that translate into fabrics with crisp, clean lines, and a modern aesthetic that is both timeless and revolutionary.

Performance

with Caprera GRS

A blend of 45% fine wool and 55% COOLMAX® EcoMade Polyester, it’s designed for active wearers. The wool provides natural thermoregulation and softness, while the COOLMAX® EcoMade Polyester ensures moisture wicking and quick drying properties. Together, they create a yarn that supports peak performance without compromising on sustainability, as evidenced by its GRS certification.

A pixel art design of two diamond shapes made of purple, blue, and teal squares against a close-up of dark blue textured merino wool fabric with white lines.

A young man wearing a blue denim jacket stands with his hands in his pockets. The image is mirrored, showcasing two identical figures side by side against a light background, while a pixelated, colorful X shape—reminiscent of Merino wool’s richness—is overlaid at the center.

A person with short, dark hair wears a navy blue button-up shirt crafted from fine Merino wool, featuring abstract white line patterns. They stand against a light background with geometric designs in shades of blue, purple, and green on either side.

Each thread in the ACTIVEYARN® collection is a part of a grander weave, a vanguard of Suedwolle Group’s relentless pursuit of transformative yarns. Here, we don’t just face challenges; we embrace them.

We are all asked to make new connections, to stay flexible and always adapt to new needs.

Let’s get active together and turn the Suedwolle Group kaleidoscope of possibilities!

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t Suedwolle Group, the thread of innovation weaves through our very fabric, and with ACTIVEYARN®, we’re not just creating: Discover our first seasonless corporate collection composed of a selection of weaving, flat and circular knitting, hosiery and technical yarns!

Getting “ACTIVE” means taking a fresh look at our product offer and exploring new opportunities in terms of technology, sustainability and innovations. Just like turning a kaleidoscope, where we encounter new shapes and facets when viewing things from a different angle. So, why not use a circular knitting yarn for weaving?

Let’s turn the kaleidoscope and get active together!