Wool
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What is Wool?
Wool is a natural fiber obtained primarily from sheep, valued for its warmth, resilience, and versatility.
Key Properties:
- ✔ Insulating: Traps heat for warmth in winter
- ✔ Breathable: Wicks moisture to regulate temperature
- ✔ Durable: Elastic fibers resist tearing
- ✔ Fire-resistant: Self-extinguishes when exposed to flame
- ✔ Sustainable: Biodegradable and renewable
Key Types & Sources:
- Sheep Wool: Most common (Merino = softest variety)
- Cashmere: From goats' undercoat (ultra-soft)
- Angora: Rabbit-derived (fluffy and lightweight)
- Alpaca: Silky and hypoallergenic
Common Uses:
- Clothing: Sweaters, socks, coats
- Home Textiles: Blankets, carpets, upholstery
- Outdoor Gear: Thermal base layers, hiking socks
Why Choose Wool?
Naturally odor-resistant, moisture-wicking, and long-lasting, wool adapts to both cold winters and cool summers. Its eco-friendly properties make it a favorite for sustainable fashion.