• g. Rapid and coarse woolen fabric, with oblique thread, on the lining under the cloth. Craise, from her made. Karazewoman M. Arch. Caracean Sarafan.
• woolen tissue of coarse dressing, sparse texture, in the Russian army was used to sewing soldier uniforms

Stamied

• coarse
• view of woolen fabric, var. Stamet
• woolen Fabric of Sartar Weave Red
• m. Woolen, Skstract fabric. Novg. et al. Red Stamady Sarafan or Stamennik. Stamped weaving mill. Stamenchychik
• woolen, sosonite fabric

CAMLET

• m. harsh woolen fabric, b. h. Kosy. Kamlochy., Classic, Kombloty, made of it stitched, made. Kamenotnik m. Arch. Woolen, Kamlotovaya Sarafan
• antique dense woolen fabric
• dense woolen fabric
• dense dark woolen or cotton fabric
• dense woolen or half-century half-walled fabric
• woolen, and from the XIX century - cotton fabric, expensive varieties of whose fabrics from camel or angora wool with admixture of silk
• ancient rough fabric

Olshi.

• (oloshki, oles) 1), coarse wool stockings with leather trim and soles; 2), Caligves, pistons from animal skins wool inside
• oloshki, Oils. MN. Vost.-Sib. Rough woolen stockings, with a leather trim and sole. Rod Kalig, pistons from animal skins, wool inside

CASHMERE

• m. Thin woolen fabric, similar to Asian shawls. Cashmere, cashmere, from this tissue made
• lightweight wool fabric
• woolen fabric
• cotton, woolen fabric
• lightweight wool fabric
• soft woolen or half-walled churches of a sirex interlacing, painted in flat colors or printed; Originally manufactured in the city of Kashmir in India
• thin wool or half-walled fabric

Chalon

• light woolen tissue, woven, like a two-sarce with an ornament on both sides in the form of diagonal strips; Name from the city of Chalon on Marne in France
• m. Franz. genus of woolen fabric; Now replacing others
• (Outdated) Thin Wool Fabric of Sartar Weave
• thin woolen Fabric of Sartar Weave

• The letter (from Fr. Boucler "curl") is a coarse cloth of linen weave, from the shaped yarn having large nodes located at some distance from each other, and duck or duck away, with the result that the tissue acquires a stitched surface.
• Preferably woolen, woven out of the booking thread Fallet or costume
• Ringer
• Fabric
• "Curly" fabric
• Straightening, with the formulation of nodules, fabric
• Fabric with curls
• Fabric with a surface resembling a doodle of a young lamb
• Fabric in small curls
• Fabric for outerwear
• Fabric in small curls
• Bureau of Ciphers (Polish. Biuro Szyfrów, [BʲURɔ ʂɨFRUF] listen) - a special division of Polish military intelligence (the second department of the General Staff of the Polish Troops), which existed in the 1930s - 1940s and working on cryptography problems (use of ciphers and codes) and cryptanalysis (studies of ciphers and codes, especially with the aim of their disclosure).
• That is the so-called woolen fabric, which before in France covered tables in various kinds of institutions
• Velur (Fr. Velours - velvet, from lat. Villosus - hairy, shaggy) - the name of some materials having a soft pile velvety facial surface.
• Headwear
• Fabric in the rubber
• Soft-hat
• Hat fabric
• Wool grilled fabric, shoe
• Fabric for the porter
• Upholstery fabric
• Short-floed fabric
• Fabric for hat
• Food fabric for upholstered furniture
• Gabardine (FR. Gabardine) - Woolen fabric produced from merino yarn, very thin, twisted in two ends for the base, and less fine, single - for duck.
• Cloth
• Fabric, rhyme with beard
• Fabric
• Dense woolen fabric
• Fabric from Thomas Berberry
• Fabric for coat
• Fabric for suits and coats
• Fabric for outerwear
• Dense fabric in the rod
• Woolen fabric produced from merino yarn
• Garus (Polish. Harus from him. Haar "Hair, Wool") - a genus of ancient wool or cotton yarn of two types:
• Woolen yarn, threads for embroidery
• Denim
• Woolen yarn or cloth on dress
• Cotton fabric
• M. Succhany, white or colored woolen yarn; Wool for sewing, embroidery. Garusina, Garusinka. Sherberry, rituit Garus. Garus, from Garus, or to him Relevant: Grubrynik m. Merchant Garuser; Boxes for wool
• Woolen yarn
• Fabric rhyme with sail
• Knitting yarn
• Rough cotton cloth of linen
• Woolen yarn used for embroidery, knitting and tedial tissue

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Natural wool is the hair cover of animals assembled for processing and operation. Mostly woolen fabric is made from sheep. Also use the vegetation of camels, goats, llamas, rabbits. It consists of wool mainly of keratin protein in which there is a lot of sulfur.

To obtain the floss of animals, they are tightened to obtain wool. After harvesting it is cleaned and sorted.

It makes yarn from it, which is converted to natural fabrics or with the addition of synthetics. It is used for the manufacture of felted and felt products.

Varieties of wool

According to the method of production, it is divided into three types:

• "Live" will be agreed with living beasts;
• "Dead" collect animal skins on slaughterhouses, its quality is worse;
• Restored to split slices of yarn, woolen bulls.

Types of fiber:

• Pooh is the most soft, thin, gentle and valuable part;
• Transitional hair is less convinced as the fluff, harsh and thicker;
• Dead hair - Hard, continuing.

Origin of fiber

Species depending on the animal:

• Camel wool is mined from a focusing of a dugorby non-working camel. It is prevented once a year. One individual can be collected from 4 to 9 kg. This material is easier for sheep, the other maintains the body temperature. Quickly absorbs and evaporates moisture. It is not amenable to color, so it is made only in 14 shades. Such clothes helps in the treatment of a variety of diseases.
• Lamy wool can be mined only in Peru. Previously, this animal was a view and now the quality of vegetation is all different. Only Lam with soft hair is selected for haircuts and deductions. Pooh is used for the manufacture of elite fabrics, hair is also used.
• Alpaca is a rare Peruvian Lama. They cut it once a year and get no more than 3.5 kg of wool. Therefore, it is very expensive. Durable and warm, resistant to pollution. There are 22 natural shades of this material.

Types of woolen fabrics

Various wool canvas differ from each other density, processing method, composition.

In general, you can divide them into three subgroups:

1. The coarse tissue fabric is very coarse, heavy, thick and dense. Basically, they make coats and jackets in the country style.
2. Thinoskone designed for making light coats, jackets, costumes. They are not very dense.
3. Camcloth smooth and thin. Scope - for the most part costumes.

Depending on the purpose, various wool canvas are used.

For business costumes

Survived fabrics for women's and male costumes:

1. Single-layer cloth weaving having a matte surface. It is made of thin, halftone or semi-bond fibers.
2. - The most soft variety. From thin hardware yarn, a loose structure and a relief surface is obtained.
3. Apply for the production of jackets with a saircraft weaving. It happens smoothly. No diagonal scooter.

For coat

What makes women and men's coats do:

1. Made from merino wool using a sanguing interlacing. Dense, rigid, wear-resistant, water-repellent monotonous material. Not crushed. Suitable for lung coats.
2. Make a complex interweaving with the addition of synthetic threads. Warm cloth with fluffy face. The loose structure contributes to the appearance of pollution. A tightening is formed and the threads in the field of frequent friction come out.
3. With an obvious pile, dense and heavy. Great keeps warm and does not let the air. Often add artificial fibers for strength and reduction of staticness.
4. Cashmere is an expensive canvas, sometimes natural fibers are mixed with artificial. It turns out from the sarrenchy weave of the finest fibers.

Baby clothes

So that the rough materials did not injure the gentle skin of the child, two soft species are usually used:

1. Thin wool has it started on both sides. Poor keeps the shape, but warm and comfortable, passes the air.
2. - Woolen knitwear, soft and comfortable. Elastic and almost no matter.

Other options

What other fabrics are:

How to determine the naturalness of wool

Three simple way:

1. Take a piece of thread and set fire. Natural fiber flashes quickly and slowly burns. When it goes out, the smell of a pale hair will be felt, and the burner thread is easily fried in the dust. Material containing artificial fibers will leave the polymer droplet after itself.
2. A piece of fabric needs to be remembered and listening to their feelings. Synthetic fiber slides and publishes the sound of a grip, from which unpleasant goosebumps may even appear. In the process, static electricity appears, cracking is heard. Small flashes are visible in the dark. If you knead the natural canvas, then the skin will only crumble a little.
3. Carefully consider yarn. True wool branches, it has an uneven structure. Artificial textiles or impurities looks more even, the thinnest hairs do not climb out. Therefore, the synthetic material is not so spiny and softer natural.

The label should contain the composition. If the thing from the expensive material, for example, Angora or Cashmere, is before buying to ask the certificate for the product.

Correct care

• Wash invented sideSo that the shape of the product is preserved and the kators have not formed. The optimal water temperature is 30 degrees, otherwise the thing is seated.

• For washing use special liquid means or ordinary shampoo. Children will suit very gentle things.
• From any stains get rid of washing. Most can be removed with alcohol. Tool for dishes, ordinary dirt - brush for clothes.
• You can not soak woolen things. The washing process should not take more than 45 minutes from the moment of immersion in the water.
• Wool textiles can be erased a couple of times a year. Spots are cleaned separately, the smells of such clothes quickly evaporate. It is enough to hang it on the balcony.

• Drying process: roll clothes into the tube, put on a light towel and deploy. It is necessary to immediately give the correct form.
• Sexing thing need to smoke with water slightly and stroke from the wrong one. In the process, the fabric is stretched to give the necessary form. Read Recommendations :.
• Honeycomb cannot be pulled out manually, for this, special machines or scallops are used.
• Woolen products stored on the shelf in folded form. They will stretch on her shoulders.

Handwash

Correct actions:

1. Pour cool water to 30 degrees in the pelvis.
2. Dissolve the detergent in it. It must be intended for manual washing, It is desirable liquid. On the package there are images of wool clubs.
3. Dip the thing in the pelvis and wait a few seconds until it is soaked with water. Carefully move it in different directions several times. It is impossible to rub - from this they are formed by katovka.
4. When the water changes color, you can pour it out. If necessary, you can repeat, but most often enough once.
5. Fill the shell with water of the same temperature that was for washing. Neat movements rinse the product. The detergent must be removed completely, therefore usually rolled twice.
6. Dry water and raise clothes in lump. Carefully press part of the water and wrap in a thick towel. It will absorb most of the water.

From the wool produce various things: upper and casual clothes, shoes, hats and accessories, upholstery for furniture. Woolen clothing is like a business office, and a cozy homemade. For good care The product will last long and will not lose its form and properties.

Woolen fabric: warmer does not happen

Dresses, suits, coats, sweaters, sweaters, blankets, blankets, carpets - list of products, for the production of which is used woolen fabric, can be continued. Such different purposes, they are combined with one important property - a high degree of heat-displacement, which is provided by natural woolen fibers.

The earliest finds confirming the breeding of the sheep man and the use of their wool belong to the period of stone neolithic - VII - III centuries BC. They were found on the territory of modern Switzerland.

In ancient Mesopotamia, which was not far from the Persian Gulf, was found antique mosaics with the image of the manufacture of woolen fabrics and their use in everyday life. Archaeologists dating them 4000-3500 to our era.

In the Middle Ages in the villages of Southeast England, the peasants were engaged in the cultivation of sheep and the processing of their wool. It marked the beginning of the production of famous English cloth, which became the main export product. The British called him "the most precious product of the kingdom" and sold to other states. Since 1275, wool export taxes have become the largest source of the income of the English crown.

Interesting fact! It is from the Middle Ages, when England was considered the main exporter of wool and wool materials to Europe, and an original custom was released: symbolizing the national domain of the country, the Lord Chancellor in the House of Lords was sitting on a bag, packed wool. This tradition does not change to this day. True, now the bag is filled with wool produced not only in the UK, but also in other states, which is a symbol of their unity.

However, in the XVII-XVIII centuries, a soft and beautiful wool of Merino sheep, which began to grow in Spain, pissing rude English cloth on the textile market. And in the twentieth century, the discovery of synthetic materials led to a sharp decrease in the production of purified tissues.

Nowadays, when, having resulted in the brilliance and beauty of synthetics, consumers began to give priority to natural natural materialsThe wool again legally ranked his place in a number of the most sought-after and expensive tissues.

Sources of woolen raw materials

The wool includes a group of tissues, for the production of which is used raw materials obtained from different animals. The most famous "suppliers" wool are:

To reduce some types of woolen raw materials, fibers of cotton, viscose, acrylic or polyester are added to it. Thanks to this, the fabrics acquire additional strength and become more wear-resistant and durable.

Classification of woolen materials

Contemporary textile industry Produces many materials from animal raw materials. For fibrous composition, they can be divided into two groups:

1. Clean wool. These include the canvas, in which the inclusion of chemical fibers is allowed not more than 10%.
2. Half-walled. These are fabrics in which up to 80% can be viscose, kapron, acrylic or polyester.

Interesting fact! Recently, LoveVan is used more and more often as an additive to woolen fibers. These synthetic threads increase the stability of the material to abrasion, reduce the shrinkage and seasibility. But at the same time, the entry of Lavsana reduces the level of hygroscopicity and plasticity and increases the rigidity of the finished product, which is not always welcomed by consumers.

Depending on the type of yarn used and the method of its treatment of wool raw materials, three important categories are divided into three important categories:

1. Kammbol. They are obtained from the ringer, twisted on or duck. Such fabrics have a smooth surface with a clearly pronounced intettry pattern.
2. Thinoconne. They are characterized by a lumpy surface, which often hides the texture of the material. The presence of a pile increases the thermal qualities of products, but increases their digestibility and ability to pollution.
3. Coarse-blooded. Like the previous ones, they have a soft darous, and sometimes the foam-shaped surface. But the canvas itself looks heavier, thick and coarse, since the hardware yarn is used for its manufacture with the addition of textile waste. Fabrics are distinguished by increased wear resistance, but small plasticity and resourceability.

There is also a classification of woolen and half-walled fabrics for its intended purpose. For it, all the products produced belong to the following types:

1. Palted.
2. Costume.
3. Dresses.

Palted fabrics are distinguished by large (350-750 g / m 2) density, thickness, as well as increased wear resistance and heat shielding properties. Other species are produced in the most part of lounge fabric. At the same time, the materials for sewing suits have a surface density of 200-400g / m 2, and the dresses - 80-160 g / m 2. They are performed using various interlacing: a linen, a sarrenchy, satin, fine designer or two-layer.

Properties of woolen beans

Because woolen fabrics have many raw sources, then the properties differ from them. However, the qualities that combine them are much more. Consider the most basic:

An important advantage of woolen tissues is fast weathered odors. In addition, most of the canvases have resistance to dust absorption and pollution.

Interesting fact! Widely known I. medical properties woolen products. Also in ancient RussiaTo get rid of dental or headaches, they were told a wool handkerchief or scarf.

Assortment of woolen fabrics

There are many pure wool and semi-wool tissues that differ density, type of weave, processing and other characteristics. We will get acquainted briefly with the most famous and in demand.

1. Bike. The material has a small soft pile on the surface. Most often, the fabric is used for sewing pajamas, homemade bathrobes or light summer coats.
2. Book. Fat loose fabric with a characteristic noded surface. One of the few materials that hard to lure and sew. Costumes in the style of "Chanel" from the booklined fabric look very attractive and elegant.
   
3. Velours. Woolen matter with thick pile. It can be smooth and with various patterns formed by subsidence of hairs on special presses. Elegant dresses and costumes, sports clothing and covers for furniture, upholstery of car salons and corders - all this can be made from velor.
   
4. Gabardine. Dense cloth with a surface in a small diagonal rutter. Completed with a twinelence, it pushes water well, and with special processing it becomes completely waterproof. Therefore, the gabardine is used for outerwear: raincoats, jackets and coats, as well as in the production of bags and backpacks.
5. Jersey. Soft, pleasant to the touch knitted woolen fabric, from which she loved to sew the outfits of the legendary Coco Chanel. Most often from this tissue make dresses, skirts, elegant women's costumes or demi-season coats.
6. Drap. Heavy, dense, thick fabric with a tailed pile. Warm male and female coats make it made of it.
   
7. Jacquard. Thanks to the special weave of several multi-colored threads on this tissue, bizarre convex patterns are formed. Women's jackets, coats and suits from jacquard cloth look very unusual and always attract attention.
8. Crepe. The cloth formed from very tightly twisted thread has a rough surface with a plurality of small nodules. The material is plastic and remarkably drapes, which allows you to sew the dresses, skirts and suits of the most intricate stamps.
9. Plush. Bunnies and bears, dogs and other little animals from a soft village plush look comfortably and please not only children, but also adults. And this tissue is used in the upholstery of furniture, the manufacture of curtains, tablecloths and other products.
10. Reps. From this fine, but tight matter sew office suits, pants, skirts, school uniform. It practically does not mind and has good resistance to abrasion and other mechanical impacts.
11. Tweed. This fabric has been the subject of national pride of the Scots. Durable and elastic, it has a small pile on the surface and interlacing in a small rutter. The "highlight" of the material is the constant presence of colored threads, unobtrusively woven in the main canvas. From the tweet sew coat and jackets, suits and vests, pants and skirts, as well as hats and scarves.
    
12. Felt. Nonwoven material formed during the dumping rabbit and goat fluff. It turns out of it beautiful shoes, Elegant hats and caps, female clashes and capes. Recently, it became very fashionable to make various felt decorative products For interior decoration.
13. Flannel. Soft woolen fabric with double-sided puff. The most common application is homemade bathrobes and pajamas, cozy jackets and sweatshirts, warm sports costumes.
14. Plaid. The most famous checkered fabric. Soft and cozy, it is successfully used for sewing male shirts, children's clothing, women's skirts and dresses.
    

It's important to know! In order to make woolen tissues with greater elasticity and elasticity, 2-5% of Lycra are added in them - synthetic fiber with striking stretchability. In the description of such materials there is always a prefix "Stretch" to pay attention to when buying a product.

Wool care

Most woolen fabrics, especially with minimal synthetic additives, very capricious care. Before you have to do with cleaning or washing, you need to carefully examine the recommendations of manufacturers, which are applied in the form of icons on a label or label. There are certain rules, adhering to which you can save the initial for a long time. appearance Products:

• empty woolen things are best manually or on the delicate machine mode itself;
• it is necessary to use only special liquid products that are intended for wool;
• the water temperature should not exceed 30 0 s;
• woolen things can not be rubbed, unscrew and squeeze into a typewriter;
• sew clothes needed in a horizontal position away from heating devices. Do not hang it in the sun;
• most often, products from wool do not need ironing. They are enough to care enough on her shoulders;
• if there are still folds and chances on clothes, then you should set the iron regulator to the "Wool" position and apply the evaporation mode.

It's important to know! Some wool fabrics very much resemble other materials. There are woolen gloop, harsh wool and wool "flax". In order not to make a mistake when buying and recognize the fabric correctly, a small test should be carried out: set fire to the fibers. If the thread is really woolen, it burns with the characteristic smell of a burning hair, and in her place it will be a small ball, which is easily tricious with fingers.

Despite the abundance of artificial and synthetic materials, wool products will never come out of fashion and will not lose their relevance. After all, only they can provide the most natural heat that wonderfully warm on cold days and will deliver a lot of pleasant sensations.

Wool - one of the most ancient types of raw materials for the production of textiles for various purposes, as well as knitted products. Woolen fabric is the material obtained by weaving fibers of animal origin, namely the hair cover of different animals. That is, the wool is not only the villi themselves, but also the matter, which is getting out of them. Natural wool is very expensive, but at the same time enjoys in great demand. The reason for this is the excellent properties of wool. But today, half-walled fabrics received much more distribution, with the addition of other fibers that are somewhat cheaper.

Types of raw materials

Wool for the production of fabrics is obtained not only from sheep, as the majority believes. Although sheep is definitely the most popular and affordable.

Raw materials for wool textiles can serve the following types of wool.

• Sheep (fine-dimensional merino, wool lambs or coarse sheeter and chevot) - warm, wear-resistant, durable.
• - Fibers received from the Himalayan Goats. One of the most expensive types of wool.
• Camel - Elastic and easy, usually used in combination with sheep's sheep for palm. More expensive its option is a manual vicuing (for the production of very expensive costume materials).
• Mohair - It is produced from the hair cover of angoras living in South Africa, USA, Turkey. The fabric is extremely delicate, requiring special care.
• Angora - Fibers produced from the wool of Angora rabbits. The fabric of them is very mild, pleasant to the touch, too, one of the expensive.
• Alpaca (Lama, Suri) - Lama's wool. In terms of its characteristics, the warmer of cashmere or merino is used in the production of expensive clothing.

All these varieties have different density, dysfastness, weight, so they get woolen fabrics of different characteristics and destination. And, by itself, different price categories.

At the price, by the way, the significance of other fibers, especially synthetic, which significantly reduce the shrinkage and reinforcement, extend the service life of things, facilitate care for them. In this case we are talking already.

Materials include materials in which up to 10% of other natural or artificial fibers may be present (but not synthetics).

According to the spinning method of fabrics from woolen raw materials, they are divided into three main groups.

1. Kammbol - from halftone or semigrupt twisted yarn. Halfastic cameras are the thinnest and most common suits for sewing.
2. Temmonic - iz thin yarn hardware production. By structure, such materials are durable, varying degrees of dumping. Of them get woolen.
3. Coarse-blooded - from coarse hardware yarn. Accordingly, the tissues are coarse, thick and dense. Use them for sewing informal jackets, top clothing of military personnel.

Naturally, I. specifications, such as density, softness, thickness, strength, all these species differ significantly.

Woolen products perfectly absorb foreign smells. Therefore, the fragrances of the perfume will hold on to them very long. However, for the same reason, things from such matter should not wear smokers: a resistant "amber" cigarette smoke will accompany them all the time.

Woolen textile properties

In each case, the fabric made of wool raw materials will differ not only to the way of spinning and thread thickness, but also the type of weave, density, degree of riding, percentage and type of synthetic or artificial additives.

But in general, if we talk about all woolen tissues, you can call a few properties common to them.

• Very low thermal conductivity. That is the maximum heat protection. It is difficult to find another natural equivalent with such a degree of preservation of human heat.
• Strength and durability. The twisted threads used for weaving are responded.
• Gigroscopicity. Wool perfectly passes the air and absorbs the pair of the human body.
• Mood resistance. This is a natural property of natural wool.
• Small indity, for which the special twist of the threads is responsible. By the way, in order to lead to the tidy species of the crumpled product from such materials, it is enough for some time to hang on the shoulders in a wet room.

If things still need ironing, it is better to take advantage of the steamer instead of an iron. Either ironing with an inside, not pressed much - a strong pressure on the surface of the fabric can be "to rod" its expressive texture is irretrievably!

Of course, like any textile, the woolen has a couple of not quite attractive characteristics.

• Wool absorbs moisture from the environment. Having passed in a woolen coat on the fog, you can find yourself in the wetting upper clothes.
• When wet in water (during washing), the material is able to drag very much, which requires special delicacy.
• Depending on the fibrous composition, allergic reactions may cause allergic reactions.
• Woolen fabrics, especially with a large percentage of synthetic impurities, can accumulate static electricity (spoke and "beat the current").

Main types of woolen matters, their use

As in the case of most textile materials, wool is the name of the type of fibers, and not the tissue itself. Textiles, manufactured in a large assortment, has many different names. The use of all these species is different. They are used for tailoring products of various purposes: from the upper clothes to bed linen.

• Reps - Pretty dense suit of suitable interweaving.
• Gabardine - Also dense, but at the same time lightweight water repellent fabric for sewing raincoats, summer coats.
• Booklet - With the surface in the form of "nodules".
• Jersey - A variety of knitted webs, suitable for sewing dresses and other clothes.
• Velours - a canvas with a uniform dense pile. Used for making furniture upholstery, tailoring, jackets, elegant dresses.
• Bike - Thin matter with flavored on one side for sewing demi-season coats or thin blankets.
• Cloth - Heavy and very dense, rather rough matter for tailoring of outerwear.
• Flannel - Thin, with double-sided pile. It sew warm children's clothing and bed linen.
• Tweed - Soft. Jackets and demi-season coats are made of it.
• Plaid - Woolen checkered material used for sewing women's costumes and dresses, men's shirts.
• - Heavy, tight material of the fingertip.
• Cashmere - Tight beautiful matter for the production of outerwear, calantines, jackets, scarves. Very high quality and expensive.
• Felt - The material obtained by the method of felting wool. It makes not only clothes, but also shoes, soft toys.

How to care for wool products?

It is logical to assume that coats, costumes and jackets should not be washed in the car, it is better to pass into dry cleaning. Skirts, pants, dresses can be washed in a delicate mode, without pressing with your hands. Such such things are preferable to decompose in a horizontal position. More specific recommendations can be found on clothing labels.

Woolen fabrics are a huge range of various textiles using consumers in constant demand. The main advantage of such materials is to preserve heat. And the main disadvantage is the need for careful care. But these efforts will pay on the feelings that are given woolen products.