The uses of lambswool

Lambswool is very popular in clothing and knitwear, as wool garments offer breathable and moisture-wicking properties, and it can also be used for home items, like carpets and bedding.

1. Knitwear

A lambswool sweater offers warmth and breathability, and whether it's a wool sweater or cardigans, lambswool is a soft material that is generally less itchy than standard sheep’s wool. It’s also a popular fiber for knitters, thanks to its soft nature and elasticity.

2. Accessories. 

Lambswool is a great textile for hats, scarves, and mittens, as the fiber offers warmth and breathability. It is also soft and moisture-wicking.

3. Bedding. 

Since lambswool is hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites, it is a great natural fiber for bedding, blankets, and linens. Lambswool is also breathable and a natural insulator so it can regulate body temperature.

4. Carpets and upholstery. 

While most lambswool is extremely soft and preferable for clothing items, it is also very strong and great for home items like carpets and upholstery, as the material wears well and maintains its structure.