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The Fibre. Today wool is still the worldâs leading animal natural fibre: its complex protein structure is responsible for unique characteristics and properties â such as exceptional resilience and elasticity â that synthetic fibres just cannot match.Wool has natural crimpiness and scale patterns that make it easy to spin.he Fibre. Today wool is still the worldâs leading animal natural fibre: its complex protein structure is responsible for unique characteristics and properties â such as exceptional resilience and elasticity â that synthetic fibres just cannot match.
Wool. While people call most animal fibres wool (e.g. âthis is lovely alpaca woolâ), if you see it alone on a label it refers to the fleece from a sheep. Wool is the most common animal fibre, and is used as a base in many blends. There are hundreds of breeds of sheep.