What is Fleece?

Fleece is a type of hair found on sheep, asks, alpaci, some goats, rabbits and several other types of animals. Most often, these unique hair are associated with sheep and yaks. These hair has a number of properties that make it very distinctive and very useful. People have been collecting fleece and weaving into various textiles for centuries, and some of the oldest known textiles in the world are made of fleets. On the animal, hair grows together in a mat, with a scale on individual hair connected. Hair keeps the animal warm and dry, allowing it to live in a cold, harsh climate. Since the hair interconnects, it is also possible to remove the whole fleece, using a pair of scissors or electronic trimmer to quickly blast the animal skin. Once the hair is cut, it can be sorted for quality, andPeople evaluate the length of hair, the amount of crimping it has, width and other factors. After classification, the fleece is processed so that it can be inserted into the fiber for knitting, weaving and other crafts.

The texture of raw hair is quite pronounced. It's quite literally woolen. It is also artificially imitated by humans to make different “robes” products such as jackets and blankets. This imitation is made of specially treated plastic fibers and lacks deep insulation and attic of the actual Rouc, although it can be quite warm and comfortable in wet weather, as Plasthics very effectively resists moisture.

6 This combination of leather and fleece, known as shearling, can be used to produce waterproof insulating clothing such as shoes and coats. Shearling uses the durability of the fleece and skin along with their water resistance andfeasibility. In some areas of the world, it is also considered fashionable.