Raw Sheep Wool

Natural Fiber for Quality Textile and Industrial Applications, Raw Sheep Wool or Greasy Wool is one of the oldest and most versatile natural fibers, valued for its warmth, elasticity, and sustainability. Collected directly from healthy sheep through shearing, it undergoes minimal processing to preserve its natural properties. This renewable fiber is the foundation of countless textile, craft, and insulation products across global markets.

There are several types of raw wool, including Merino, Corriedale, Romney, Lincoln, and Karakul, each offering distinct texture, fineness, and resilience suited for different applications. Fine Merino wool is used for soft, high-end garments, while medium and coarse types serve in carpets, upholstery, felt production, and thermal insulation. Raw wool is typically processed through cleaning, scouring, carding, and grading, ensuring uniform quality before spinning or industrial use. It’s also used in handicrafts, mattress filling, and eco-friendly building insulation materials due to its excellent thermal and acoustic properties. Wool’s natural lanolin content makes it moisture-resistant and durable under varying conditions.

Advantages of raw sheep wool include biodegradability, renewability, flame resistance, and natural breathability, providing both comfort and environmental benefits. It is supplied in grease wool bales (unwashed), scoured wool packs, or compressed sacks weighing 50 kg to 200 kg, depending on buyer specifications. With strict grading and quality assurance, our raw sheep wool meets the diverse needs of textile manufacturers, craft producers, and industrial users worldwide.

Specification Parameter	Typical Value / Description
Product Name	Raw Sheep Wool
Other Commercial Names	Raw Wool, Greasy Wool, Virgin Sheep Wool, Unprocessed Sheep Fiber
Animal Source	Domestic Sheep (Ovis aries)
Wool Type	Natural Animal Fiber / Keratin-Based Fiber
Processing Stage	Raw, Unwashed, Unprocessed Wool
Fiber Length	30–150 mm (depending on breed and shearing conditions)
Fiber Diameter (Micron)	18–40 Microns (depending on wool grade)
Color	Natural White, Cream, Grey, Brown or Mixed
Moisture Content	Typically 10–20% depending on storage conditions
Grease Content (Lanolin)	5–25% depending on wool type
Foreign Matter Content	Low percentage of vegetable matter, dust and impurities
Main Applications	Textile yarn, carpets, insulation materials, felt, handicrafts

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FAQ Raw Sheep Wool

Raw sheep wool is the natural fleece obtained from sheep after shearing, containing wool fibers, natural lanolin, and minor impurities before washing and processing.

Raw sheep wool is mainly used for manufacturing wool yarn, carpets, felt products, insulation materials, blankets, handicrafts and other textile applications.

Raw sheep wool grades are mainly classified according to fiber diameter (micron), staple length, color, cleanliness, grease content and suitability for textile or industrial applications.

Raw sheep wool is usually sorted, graded, compressed into bales, packed according to buyer requirements and prepared with quality documentation for international shipment.

You can find a suitable supplier in Iran for raw sheep wool through Irancorps, which connects international buyers with reliable Iranian manufacturers and suppliers.

The quality of raw sheep wool depends on fiber fineness, length, strength, color, cleanliness, moisture level, and the breed of sheep.