Experience Wool

Wool isn’t just tradition, it’s still very much trusted gear. The U.S. military historically uses about 15% of all domestic wool produced. Why wool still wins: 🔥 Naturally flame resistant 👃🏼 Odor-resistant and breathable 🇺🇸 Made in America #experiencewool

Counting Sheep, a new short film from the American Solar Grazing Association, follows Indiana producers as they raise grass-fed lamb on a solar site proving that agriculture and energy can work hand in hand: youtube.com/watch?v=9CY0Ip… #experiencewool

For more than 20 years, Pendleton has produced wool blankets in collaboration with the American Indian College Fund. Watch our short video to see how the bold patterns and bright colors of the Columbia River region continue to inspire designs at Pendleton today! #experiencewool

Yes, you can wash many wool garments in the washing machine! • Use a gentle cycle with a short wash time • Choose cool or lukewarm water • Use a mild detergent with no bleach • If using powder detergent, make sure it’s fully dissolved #experiencewool

Wool Worth Watching: The Woolshire 🧶 Wool sourced from American sheep country 🧶 Wool products made in-house as part of a cottage industry approach 🧶 Natural cotton for pillow covers 🧶 A focus on reducing synthetic materials in the home #experiencewool

Sheep + Firefighters = A powerful partnership for the land. Firefighters protect communities when wildfires ignite. And across many rangelands, sheep help reduce risk before a spark ever starts. #experiencewool

Fashion’s biggest night is here and we’re celebrating the creativity that makes fashion matter. Today, we’re sharing some of our favorite Met Gala rooted in wool looks from years past. #experiencewool

The right fiber shapes the final product. Watch the Wool 101 Essentials video with textile specialist Dr. Roy Kettlewell and explore what makes American wool such a versatile natural fiber: youtube.com/watch?v=KNt_M3… #experiencewool

From space missions to outdoor adventures, the story of “space-age synthetics” reveals why natural fibers still matter ➡️ americanwool.org/the-dangers-of… #experiencewool

** Reshare ** Ever wonder what happens to wool after it leaves the sheep? Thank you Bartlett Yarns for this helpful video. #experiencewool #americanwool #woolprocessing #madefromwool

Our Sustainability Hub is where we break down the real science behind wool from how it’s grown to how it returns to the earth. If you’re curious about the environmental impact of the materials you wear, this is a great place to start: americanwool.org/sustainability… #experiencewool

From desert mesas to mountain peaks, American wool begins in some of the most rugged, wide open spaces in the country. Watch as we explore how place, people, and fiber are woven together in the American wool story. #experiencewool

Before storing your sweaters, coats, and scarves for the season: • Clean them first. • Fold instead of hang to help garments keep their shape. • Store in an airtight container. • Use cedar or lavender as a natural moth deterrent. #experiencewool

When most people picture a flock, they see sheep. But look closer and you’ll likely see a few large white dogs calmly watching over them. Learn more about these remarkable working dogs on our blog: americanwool.org/livestock-guar… #experiencewool

The only kind of rush hour we’re OK with. #experiencewool

We’re resharing this important resource from the International Wool Textile Organisation (IWTO), a project we’re proud to help fund. These graphics are a useful breakdown of biogenic vs. fossil carbon and why that distinction matters. #experiencewool

From odor resistance and temperature regulation to durability, biodegradability, and even fire resistance wool is packed with natural benefits most people don’t even know about. Start exploring: americanwool.org

🐑 Learn why shearing is necessary for domesticated sheep to survive 🎥 Hear what they say about those viral shearing videos 💃 Discover why shearing is more like a dance than anything else Check out the full story here: The Dance: americanwool.org/the-dance #experiencewool

Dr. Ronald Pope didn’t plan on promoting American wool around the world, but his passion and expertise made it inevitable. #experiencewool

Wool: born to be reborn. We're proud to be a funding partner of the International Wool Textile Organization, who created a Recycling Wool fact sheet breaking it all down. Learn more about how wool keeps giving, even after a lifetime of wear: americanwool.org/wp-content/upl…