wool Fabric

Introduction   The carpet industry has changed considerably over the centuries, thanks to a variety of different materials and manufacturing processes. The carpet market now offers you a variety of carpet products, from synthetic to natural. Of these, wool remains one of the most popular materials because of its outstanding features that make it an extremely […]

Introduction   During the last few years, natural and sustainable materials have also made their way into fashion, with wool emerging as one of the most popular and most sought after fabrics for baby clothing. Wool is the choice of many parents not only because it is comfortable to touch but also because it provides several

Introduction   Fashion has always been regarded as one of the most polluting industries on Earth, generating huge amounts of waste, pollution, and dirty working conditions. As the need for disposable clothing soared during the fashion revolution, the ramifications of this system emerged. Pollution, massive carbon dioxide emissions, and trash are a few of the more

Introduction   Wool is one of the oldest and most widely used natural fibers; prized for its warmth, durability and natural beauty. Wool was used in many industries over the centuries, but upholstery and furniture were perhaps the most important. Wool’s domestic applications stretch back into the ancient world and, to this day, wool is still

Introduction    Wool, a natural fiber from sheep and other animals such as goats and alpacas, is a material that fashion houses have long regarded as an expensive and sought-after item. Wool is celebrated for its superior qualities, which includes not only its warmth and softness but also its capacity to dress up clothing in such

Introduction   We humans have used wool for hundreds of years, valued for its warmth and comfort. Wool, long the preserve of conventional clothing and household fabrics, has found wide use in sportswear and outdoor gear over the past few decades. Wool has re-emerged as a staple choice of athletes and outdoor enthusiasts as demand for

Introduction   Wool has long been the standard winter garment, admired for its inherent warmth even in the coldest climates. Wool is derived from sheep, alpacas and goats, and it is, thanks to its special attributes, one of the most versatile and efficient cold-weather fibres available. Its insulation, breathability, and moisture control have made it a

Introduction   Wool is one of the oldest and most adaptable natural fibres we’ve ever discovered. It is the backbone of human culture, and has been warming, insulating and protecting humans for thousands of years. Wool comes from sheep, alpacas, goats (for cashmere and mohair) and even camels, and it is an abundant, renewable resource that

Introduction   Wool has been used as a textile fibre for millennia, and its nature makes it one of the world’s most versatile and stable fabrics. Wool is produced from the hair of sheep and goats (cashmere, mohair), alpacas and llama fleece, a naturally renewable fibre known for its warmth, softness and strength. As a fibre,

Introduction   Wool has been used to make textiles for hundreds of years, and is prized for its versatility, insulation and unusual qualities. It is a natural fibre extracted from animal fleece, most often sheep, but also goats (cashmere and mohair), alpacas and llamas. Wool’s trip through history reveals how vital it has become in shaping