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Carbonised Wool

wool that has been treated with sulphuric acid to remove vegetable matter from scoured wool.

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Scoured Wool

wool that has been cleaned by scouring process, which removes all extraneous matter from greasy wool except for vegetable matter.

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Greasy Wool

Raw wool straight from the sheep’s back and containing 20-60% extraneous matter, e.g., dirt, natural grease, dried perspiration and vegetable matter.

Posted on February 8, 2018Author allkat24Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Greasy Wool

Cashmere

fiber from several different varieties of goats.

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Mohair

fiber from angora goats.

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Skirting

removing edges of fleece.

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“Improved” Sheep

fleece shedding genes have been suppressed – have a white coat, are even in staple type from tip to tail, and fleece grows continuously.

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Medullated

fiber with a hollow core.

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Greasy wool
Raw wool straight from the sheep’s back and containing 20-60% extraneous matter, e.g., dirt, natural grease, dried perspiration and vegetable matter.