wool processing

It originates from a sheep breed raised on the Shetland Islands in northern Scotland, where the sheep have adapted to harsh, windy, and cold...

Wool from the Falkland Islands does not come from a single breed, but from several types of sheep, mainly Polwarth, Merino, and Corriedale, raised...

Angora is a highly specialized fibre breed. The exact time of its origin is unknown, but it is believed to date back to around 4000 BC. The breed...

The fluffy Angora rabbit was named after the Turkish city of Ankara, which was formerly called Angora, where domestic animals were first actively...

It originates from England and belongs among the largest sheep breeds in the world. It is known for producing one of the longest and most lustrous...

An ancient, rare sheep breed originating from the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea. The breed is very old, likely existing already in the Iron Age and...

A traditional sheep breed from southern France (especially the Provence and Crau regions), developed in the early 19th century by crossing local...

Merino wool comes from sheep of the Merino breed, which originates from Spain. In the 18th and 19th centuries, Merino sheep began to spread to other...

It originates from sheep bred on the Shetland Islands in northern Scotland, where the animals have adapted to harsh, windy, and cold conditions. It...

It is a typical British longwool fibre from the Wensleydale sheep breed. The wool has fine, long, silky curls with a wavy structure and very little...

It originates from a sheep breed native to the northern Netherlands. It is not suitable for dyeing, but it excels in its natural dark shades. It is...

It comes from a British sheep breed developed in northeastern England and is among the best-known and most valued British wools. It has a...

It originates from Argentine Patagonia (Chubut province) and is a fine Merino wool. The fibres are naturally elastic, so the resulting yarn is...

It is a French sheep breed developed at the end of the 18th century from original Spanish Merino sheep. These sheep are known for their resilience,...

It is a sheep breed developed at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in New Zealand and Australia by crossing Merino and Lincoln sheep. The...

It originates from the German sheep breed Weißköpfiges Fleischschaf, which is mainly raised in northern Germany under harsh coastal conditions. The...

It originates from the Gotland sheep breed, native to the Swedish island of Gotland. It contains a higher proportion of long outer hairs and less...

They are traditional British sheep breeds originating from the border regions of England and Scotland, and their wool is often blended to achieve...

The Jacob sheep may be one of the oldest spotted sheep breeds in existence. The earliest artistic depictions appear as far back as 1800 BC in...

It originates from the Swaledale sheep breed from Yorkshire and northern England, where these sheep are known for their resilience in harsh...

It originates from Australia, where this sheep breed was developed in the late 19th century by crossing Merino (75%) and Lincoln (25%) sheep. The...

It is a British sheep breed originating from the Teesdale area in northeastern England, and today it is considered rare and classified as an...