Valuable wools

1. Camel wool

1.1. Camel

1.1.1. Thermoregulative qualities

1.1.2. Fibers collected from the ground

1.2. Alpaca

1.2.1. Wide range of colors

1.2.2. Less elastic

1.2.3. Absorbs water easily

1.2.4. Very low levels of pilling

1.3. Guanaco

1.3.1. Used as fake fox fur

1.4. Llama

1.4.1. strong fiber

1.5. Vicuna

1.5.1. Gorgeous sheen

1.5.2. Very fine fiber

1.5.3. Used for the softest coat fabrics

2. Bovine wool

2.1. Yak wool

2.1.1. Soft fiber

2.1.2. Not widely spread

2.1.3. Used in mixed wool materials

2.2. Musk-Ox

2.2.1. Fibers collected during the shedding season

2.2.2. Comparable to cashmere

3. Miscellaneous

3.1. Angora rabbit

3.1.1. Light weight

3.1.2. Fine and soft fibers

3.1.3. Prone to felt

3.1.4. Not washed before spinning

3.2. Merino wool

3.2.1. Finely crimped and soft

3.2.2. Used to blend with other fibers

4. Wool characteristics

4.1. Elastic

4.2. Uncreasable

4.3. Hydrophilic

4.4. Resistant to static electricity

4.5. Fireproof

4.6. Doesn't melt

4.7. Warm to the touch

5. Goat wool

5.1. Angora goat

5.1.1. KID-mohair

5.1.2. Harder to felt

5.2. Cashmere goat

5.2.1. Very fine fibers

5.2.2. Harvested by combing

5.2.3. Good draping