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Worsted, Woollen and Boiled Wool – What’s the Difference?

Worsted, woollen or boiled wool? Discover how these types of wool differ, what makes each one unique and where they are used. Find out which fabrics are smooth, which have a soft, fuzzy finish and ...

RWS Certification – What Does It Mean and Is It Worth Choosing?

Discover what RWS (Responsible Wool Standard) certification means, what requirements it sets for sheep welfare and wool traceability, and how it differs from the mulesing-free label. Learn what to ...

Sheep’s Wool – A Natural Fibre Used in Clothing

Sheep’s wool is a natural fibre valued for its warmth, elasticity and temperature-regulating properties. Discover the different types of sheep’s wool, their uses and how to care for wool garments t...

Mohair vs Angora Wool – Differences and Care

Angora and mohair are natural fibres that are often confused. What is the difference between angora and mohair wool? Discover their origins, properties, pros and cons, and learn how to care for del...

How Much Merino Wool Should Socks Contain? Comparing Options

Not sure how much merino wool socks should contain? Find out which blends work best for everyday wear, hiking and sports, and why wool content isn't everything.

Cashmere Wool – What Is It, What Are the Benefits of Cashmere and Why Is It So Highly Valued

Cashmere is one of the most highly prized natural fibres. Find out how it differs from wool and merino, what its properties are, why it is so expensive and how to properly care for cashmere garments.

Does Merino Wool Itch? Exploring Wearing Comfort

Does merino wool itch? Find out what affects wearing comfort, what microns mean, and why fine merino fibers feel so soft against the skin.

Does Merino Wool Stretch? Facts and Myths

Does merino wool stretch? Find out how it behaves when worn, washed and dried. Learn what affects its elasticity and how to care for wool garments so they retain their shape and properties for a lo...

Merino Wool – What Is It Made From and What Sets It Apart from Traditional Wool?

Merino wool is a natural, exceptionally fine and versatile material. Find out what it is made from, why it is so soft, how it differs from traditional wool, and what its advantages and disadvantage...

Alpaca Wool – Properties and Uses

Alpaca wool is a lightweight, warm and soft material valued for its wearing comfort, temperature-regulating properties and natural colours. Find out how it differs from sheep's wool and merino wool...