Characteristics of Merino Wool

Where is Merino wool produced?

Merino wool produced in Australia can be said to be the thinnest and softest fiber in the world. It is a gift from nature to human beings. It cannot be compared with any other natural or synthetic fibers.

Australia also produces a variety of other wool, such as wool for home textiles or upholstery, but only Merino wool is of the highest quality, and it is generally used to make luxury clothing, high-end sportswear or high-end underwear.

Designers love this unique wool for its quality and versatility. No other fiber can compare to Merino Wool. Its feel, its appearance, and its wearing are all top-notch.

How is Merino wool produced?

Australian farmers are raising Merino sheep sustainably. Unlike synthetic fibers, Merino wool is entirely natural. Sunshine, clear water, air, and green grass create Merino wool. Every year, new Merino wool is produced, which is completely recyclable.

Wool has been used by humans for a long time. It is a protein fiber called keratin that contains small amounts of calcium, sodium, and fat. There is a special scale layer on the surface of the fiber, which gives wool a special feel and performance.

Merino Characteristics

Merino sheep is soft and comfortable, with good warmth retention and good air permeability. The quality of Merino wool is uniform, the quality count is 60-70, the thinnest can reach more than 80; the length of the wool is 4-10 cm, the ends are flat, the color is white, with silvery or pearly elegance luster. Excellent spinning performance, high spinnable count, soft and elastic feel, suitable for making excellent worsted fabrics.