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This is due to wool characteristics that also serve to make it the most unique, completely natural and multipurpose fiber available.1  Sheep wool has the capability to keep the body at at even temperature because it does not trap heat, it insulates instead. Felting is the nature of most animal fur that allows it to entangle and form mats of fabric. 2  The fibers (strands) can interlock with each other due to ridges on the individual fibers. 3  Sheep wool is highly regarded for its ability to felt and form fabrics that are near impossible to tear.
The kind of sheep from which the wool is obtained, its physical condition, the part of the sheep from which the wool is obtained, and the finishing processes are some of the factors, which affect the properties of wool fabric.Composition: The chief constituent of these fibers is the protein substance called Keratin.Chemically these proteins contain 5 elements: carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur. This is the only animal fiber, which contains sulfur in its composition. Strength: Wool is the weakest of all natural textile fibers.omposition: The chief constituent of these fibers is the protein substance called Keratin. Chemically these proteins contain 5 elements: carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur. This is the only animal fiber, which contains sulfur in its composition. Strength: Wool is the weakest of all natural textile fibers.