Animal Hair Fibres

Black coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool and/or silk. Spin ...

Cream coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool ...

Dark brown coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with ...

Grey coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with wool ...

Light brown coloured Alpaca. This is the finest grade of medium staple length Alpaca fibre which can be used alone or blended with ...

Camel hair down spins to a soft yarn and is ideal for shawls and clothing. It is light brown in colour and very soft to touch, having been harvested ...

The cashmere goat has a fine soft undercoat. It is an extremely tedious and expensive process to dehair the fleece, but the resulting fibre is worth ...

The angora goat produces mohair fibre in a wide range of qualities and colours, from white through brown to black. Mohair spins ...

Yak down is surprisingly soft. The fibre has a very short staple and can be spun like cashmere to create a soft luxurious yarn ...