WOOL

1. Properties

1.1. Elastic

1.2. Lightweight

1.3. Absorbs moisture

1.4. Does not wrinkle easily

1.5. Resistant to dirt

1.6. Hard-wearing

1.7. Dries slowly

1.8. Breathable

1.9. Fire-resistant

1.10. Warm and cool

2. Grooming

2.1. Dry flat

2.2. Steam ironing

2.3. Washing

2.3.1. By hand

2.3.2. Wash 30-40°

2.3.3. Washing machine

2.4. Brush before and after each wearing

2.5. Dry cleaning

2.6. Do not store in direct sunlight

3. Production

3.1. Australia

3.2. New Zealand

3.3. China

4. Different types of wool

4.1. Cashmere

4.1.1. Goat

4.2. Qiviut

4.2.1. Muskoxen

4.3. Mohair

4.3.1. Goat

4.4. Angora

4.4.1. Rabbit

4.5. Wool from different animals

4.5.1. Sheep

4.5.1.1. Merino

4.5.1.2. Cheviot

4.5.1.3. American Cormo

4.5.1.4. Romney

4.5.1.5. Estonian Whitehead ewe

4.5.1.6. Estonian Blackhead ewe

4.5.1.7. etc

4.5.2. Dog ( chiengora )

4.6. Camel family

4.6.1. Camel

4.6.2. Vicuña

4.6.3. Alpaca

5. Uses

5.1. Clothing

5.2. Blanktes

5.3. Horse rugs

5.4. Seat covers

5.5. Boots

6. Facts

6.1. The art of spinning wool into yarn developed about 4000 B.C.

6.2. Wool is comparatively stronger than steel

6.3. Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture

6.4. Sheep Wool has an incredible natural UV PROTECTION

6.5. Wool is also naturally NON-ALLERGENIC