WOOL IS WATER RESISTANT.
Unlike human hair or animal hair, wool fibers are in fact hollow with a durable, flexible and water-repellent exterior. Structure of woolen fibers consists of small, overlapping parts like shingles on a roof. The core of each fiber absorbs up to 30% of its weight of water without becoming wet. Meanwhile, the hard outer layer protects against external moisture from rain or snow.
WOOL REMOVES MOISTURE.
In extreme physical exertion, you will need a "breathable" garment, which means it must be able to absorb sweat and evaporate it into the air. Wool can easily absorb up to 30% of its weight without feeling damp. It wicks moisture away from the body, keeping the person "warm and dry". Wool acts as a "temperature controller", so it is possible to protect the body in cold and warm conditions. For this reason, sheep wool clothing is also used in desert regions of the world with intense heat during the day as well as very cold nights. Sheep wool is simply universal for all-year use.
Socks and knee high socks 
T-shirts, tank tops and shirts 
Vests 
Tops and jackets 
Sweaters 
Children 
Merino clothing 
Headwear 
Woollen hats 
Gloves and mittens 
Scarfs 
Coats 
Home clothing 
Slippers 
Slippers 
Winter and autumn shoes 
Trainers 
Spring and summer shoes 
Barefoot shoes 
Bandage footwear 
Children's shoes 
Blankets 
Quilts 
Pillows 
Pillows 
Small pillows 
Support cushions 
Mattress toppers 
Children's bedding 
Living room 
Children's room 
Bedroom 
Kitchen 
Bathroom 
Workroom 
Garden/balcony 
Household products 
Warming belts and braces 
Wool braces 
Support cushions 
Toiletries and household products 
Shampoos 
Creams 
Balms 
The Elderly / Grandparents 
