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When the Spanish said "Wherever sheep's feet touch the ground, the land turns to gold”,  we think they were onto something.

Sheep's wool is the most popular type of wool, due to it being widely available and highly versatile. Merino wool has superior shine, legendary softness, great breathability, and a lot of warmth for minimal weight. Merino sheep are most often raised in the mountainous regions of Australia and New Zealand. Merino is praised for its easily dye-able pure white colour. Merino wool does not have the itchy feel of some wool, is odour absorbent, and provides high levels of UV protection. Merino is often used to make high-end fabrics and yarns for use in luxury garments and knitwear.