WOOL

Wool fabric is a natural textile made from animal fibers, most commonly sheep’s wool.

It is known for its insulation, breathability, and ability to regulate body temperature.

Not necessarily. Wool is often blended with fibers such as polyester, nylon, or Tencel™.

Blending helps improve durability, reduce weight, and enhance overall fabric performance.

Wool fabrics offer:

• Natural insulation
  
• Temperature regulation
  
• Breathability
  
• Softness and comfort (depending on fiber quality)

Yes. Wool is naturally breathable and allows moisture to escape, helping maintain comfort across different temperatures.

It depends on the fiber type and quality.

Finer wool fibers, such as merino wool, offer a softer feel and are suitable for next-to-skin garments.

Wool knit fabrics have natural elasticity.

Blended constructions can further enhance stretch and recovery.

Wool and wool-blend fabrics are widely used in:

• Knitwear and sweaters
  
• Autumn and winter garments
  
• Layering pieces
  
• Premium apparel collections
  

When selecting wool fabrics, consider:

• Fiber type (e.g., merino vs regular wool)
  
• Fabric weight (GSM)
  
• Softness and hand feel
  
• Blend composition (e.g., wool with polyester or Tencel™)
  

Blending is often used to improve comfort, durability, and ease of care.