Raw Sheep Wool

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.