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What is wet finishing?

April 14, 2016 Jasmine Johnson-Kennedy

Many machine-woven baby wraps are delivered to the customer in loom state and the buyer must do their own initial wet-finishing. Most handwoven baby wraps, and all 14 Mile Farm handwoven babywearing wraps, are delivered to the customer post wet finishing and ready to wear.

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