1 kg wool carded and combed in the band
- a mix of the following 7 natural-colored types of wool:
- Australmerino light gray (Item No. 1483)
- New Zealand (Item No. 1400)
- New Zealand (Item No. 1401)
- New Zealand lamb (item no. 1410)
- Gotland (Item No. 1493)
- French (Item No. 1464)
- Spanish merino wool (item no. 1472)
Worsted wool is a smooth, long-fibre wool. Several work steps are necessary for their production. First the raw wool is carded. The fibers are loosened, oriented largely in parallel and impurities are combed out. Fleeces are created that are divided into strands. These strands with approx. 20 g/per meter are then pulled through a fine comb again. This pulls out all of the short fibers and gives a smooth, long-fiber top.
