Lambswool Young lambs provide particularly fine, soft and fluffy wool. The first shear is considered to produce the very finest wool used in ultra high grade textiles. Cotton Cotton is a shrub plant grown in many sub-tropical regions of the world. Cotton’s natural moisture wicking properties make it the perfect material for mattresses. The durable fibres are soft to touch, breathable and absorbant. Merino Wool Merino sheep grow an especially soft and bouncy wool. Merinos have to be shorn and their coat is dense and fluffy. Some of the best Merino wool comes from Australia. Mohair Mohair, an ultra fine, silky fibre, has a naturally luxurious feel. It’s renowned for its shiny lustre ap
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