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Material guide

Wool and wool blends

Choose wool by fibre, construction, finish and care—not by the word wool alone.

Fibre and yarn both matter

Fibre diameter and length, preparation, twist and blending affect softness, resilience, warmth and stitch definition. A blend can add strength or alter drape without behaving like either fibre alone.

Finish is not a care promise

Machine-washable treatments change how wool scales interact, but only the product label states the safe routine. Felting risk also depends on moisture, heat, chemistry, agitation and fabric structure.

Test wear as well as washing

Wash a representative swatch, then rub and flex it where the finished item will abrade. Pilling is a combined result of fibre, yarn, fabric and wear—not a simple quality grade.

How it behaves

Starting point

Wool is resilient and insulating, while fibre choice, construction, finish and blending determine hand, surface and recovery.

Useful for

Garments, accessories and textured work where warmth and recovery matter; test high-friction areas for the intended use.

Care

Follow the exact product label. Support wet fabric, reshape it without stretching and assess both dimensional change and surface wear.

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