Lambswool
Lambswool is the wool obtained from the first shearing of a lamb or young sheep, typically around seven months old. It is valued for its softness, fine fiber, and high loft, which makes it a preferred material for luxury fabrics and baby garments. In some markets, the term also denotes a quality grade of wool rather than strictly the animal’s age.
Compared with wool from mature sheep, lambswool fibers are finer and have a bright, soft hand. They
Processing involves cleaning, carding, and spinning the wool into yarn suitable for knitting or weaving. It
Care typically requires gentle handling. Lambswool garments are commonly hand-washed or dry-cleaned and laid flat to
Uses and market: Lambswool is widely employed in sweaters, scarves, hats, and baby garments, prized for its