Fil à tricoter très doux et moelleux  de couleur naturel, à tricoter tel quel ou à teindre. Composition : laine d'agneau, cachemire et angora.

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This is the only purely black breed of sheep to be found in the UK. Its fleece is fine enough to be used in speciality products and is long enough to be combed. The fibre fineness is approx. 30-40microns and the length, 80-100mm.

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Blue faced Leicester wool is fine and dense with a good lustre and is long. Therefore, it is well suited to combing.

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Cotton / Merino 50/50 carded batt.

Sold by 100 gr.

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The wool fleece is one of the heaviest clips in the UK with fleeces weighing up to 10kgs. The lambs from this breed are excellent for knitwear and woven fabrics. The fineness is approx. 40-60microns and length, 200-250mm.
 

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Fineness ranges from 18/19microns to 32/33microns with the bulk of the wool being in the 27-30microns category. The length is 80-100mm with the fleece showing good bulkiness and soft handle.

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Lambs-wool of this breed is in demand for its softness and lustre, being long enough to be combed. The fleece is also quite curly and similar in some ways to mohair. The fibre fineness ranges from 30-44microns with the lambs-wool at the finer end. The length is approx. 80-150mm.

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This UK breed is classified as short-wool and down. Its dense fleece is suited to knitwear and any other application where a good bulk is required.

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Scoured/Washed 28.0 Micron Halfbred Fleecewool

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This is organic Texel wool hand dyed without use of harsh chemicals such as metal salts.

Sold by 50 grams.

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Shetland wool is in demand for hand made textiles because of its variety of colours and adaptable quality.

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Icelandic wool is dense with a good lustre and is long. Therefore, it is well suited to combing. This is one of the best felting wools in the world.

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French wool, Ile de France sheep. Washed and carded by ourselves in France. Natural color. Organic wool.

Sold by 100 gr or 250 gr batt.

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Jacob is a medium quality, natural coloured wool. It is the classic hand spinners wool.

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Fil à tricoter doux et soyeux, de couleur naturelle, à tricoter tel quel ou à teindre. Composition : protéines de lait et laine.

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Pure laine non blanchie et non traitée.

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Natural flax is a plant fibre. It has a natural sheen and is long, strong and golden in colour.

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This is one of the oldest sheep breeds in the world. The wool is approx. 29-36microns and 80-120mm long, which makes it suitable for combing, felting, hand knitting yarns and woven garments, where good resilience is required.

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Natural white Texel wool , with a high residual lanolin.

Sold by 100 gr.

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Blue faced Leicester wool is fine and dense with a good lustre and is long. Therefore, it is well suited to combing.

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Lambs-wool of this breed is in demand for its softness and lustre, being long enough to be combed. The fleece is also quite curly and similar in some ways to mohair. The fibre fineness ranges from 30-44microns with the lambs-wool at the finer end. The length is approx. 80-150mm.

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Lambs wool from the Kent and Romney breed. One of the finest and softest English speciality breed lambs wools available in natural white colour.

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Shetland wool is in demand for hand made textiles because of its variety of colours and adaptable quality.

Available in 4 natural colours.

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French wool, Solognote sheep. Washed and carded by ourselves in France. Natural color. Organic wool.

Sold by 100 gr or 250 gr batt.

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Teeswater wool top

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Tyrol Mountain wool, carded.

Sold by 100 gr.

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Scoured Wensleydale Longwool Fleece

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A speciality English breed with lustre similar to mohair blended with bleached silk.

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The White Polled Heath is mainly reared on the raised bog (Hochmoor or "high moor") regions and dry grasslands in North and Central Germany.

Sold by 100 gr.

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The sheep produces a good dense fleece of medium quality, which is suitable for fine carpet yarns, hosiery and knitwear, at the coarser count end. The wool is predominantly white, with fineness approx. 32-40microns and length, 80-150mm.

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A treasure for hand spinners. Wool from the migratory sheep in the Black Forest of Germany.

Sold by 100 gr.

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Felted wool balls. Perfect for adding effect, texture and interest to yarns and is also ideal as a wool filling.

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