The dry climate, the almost non-existence of vegetable matter and the characteristics of the soil, give Magellanic wool a unique whiteness in the world. Wool ranging from 17 to 31 microns is exported from the southernmost region of the world.

The main strength of Magellan wool is its sanitary condition, as it comes from animals raised using extensive farming methods, in a cold climate, and in a geographically isolated area, which allows it to be free of common diseases. The climatic characteristics allow a whiter color than that achieved in temperate climates and the short grasses provide minimal vegetable matter in the fleeces; characteristics that are valued positively by the industry that uses the product, since it allows you to achieve light color dyeing.

Magellanic wool is a natural, renewable, non-polluting and biodegradable fiber.

• It is very versatile, since it is used to make fabrics, felts, rugs, technical and sporting goods, among others.
• It is insulating against temperatures and noise.
• It is water repellent and fire resistant.
• Prevents the conduction of static electricity.
• It is easy to dye.
• It is resistant to dirt, does not attract dust.
• It is comfortable, its elasticity provides great capacity for movement and is capable of absorbing moisture from the body.
• It is extremely durable and resistant to friction, so it maintains its appearance for a long time.

• Atypical fineness
• Abnormal length
• Brittle wool
• Presence of felted wool
• Presence of colored fibers