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Wool Fabrics FAQs
Wool is a natural protein fibre sourced from sheep and other animals. Its natural crimp creates insulating air pockets, giving wool warmth, resilience and breathability — qualities that make it exceptional for upholstery and drapery.
Wool fabrics offer natural warmth, breathability and durability. Their soft, tactile character and ability to regulate temperature make them well suited to both upholstery and curtaining, bringing comfort and refinement to interior spaces.
Yes — wool’s strength makes it highly durable for upholstery, while its natural drape and weight allow it to perform beautifully as curtain fabric.
Wool is naturally resistant to creasing due to its elastic fibres. It recovers well from compression, helping fabrics maintain their shape and smooth appearance, even with regular use.
Yes — wool is naturally flame resistant. Its high nitrogen and moisture content make it more difficult to ignite, and it tends to self-extinguish when the flame source is removed, making it a safe and practical choice for interiors.
Wool is a renewable and biodegradable natural fibre. When produced responsibly, it can be a sustainable choice, as sheep produce new fleece annually. Its durability and longevity in interiors further contribute to its environmental credentials.
Our wool fabrics are available by the metre, allowing flexibility across interior projects. Samples can also be ordered to experience the texture, weight and quality before specifying.