Great absorbency It has a unique hydrophilic ability to wick away excess moisture. It wicks moisture away from the body and evaporates it into the air. This property is a significant advantage in favor of wool when compared to other textiles. This can keep a person warm when wearing wool because wool removes moisture from the skin. Insulating capacity and Climate control I am quite surprised to learn that wool does not just keep you warm; it can also keep you cool in summer. This is because of its insulating property, which keeps your body at an optimal temperature. It can keep you in comfort, whatever is the temperature outside. When it is cold outside, it can trap dry air and warmth near the skin. When it is warm outside wool pulls excess heat and moisture from your skin helping your body stay cooler. Built-in U V Protection Like a tightly woven fabric, it protects your skin from UV radiation to a degree. Water repellent Wool has scales in its fibers, and they repel water droplets. This is more so because of lanolin inherent in wool. It is water-resistant and repels light rain or snow. Natural wrinkle resistance and recovery When wool fibers are stretched, they will bounce back to their original shape. This recovery property helps in fighting creases and wrinkles. This is especially true when it is dry rather than wet. It is easy to remove wrinkles in wool with steam pressing. Resilient and durable Wool fibers can bend back on themselves more than 20,000 times without breaking – this makes it resistant to wear and tear. Wool fabrics can last for a long time. It resists abrasion and tearing, making it wear well. Non-allergenic As a natural textile, wool is non-allergenic in its natural state. If it has special finishing applied to it, the story is different. Mothproofing chemical is one such chemical added which can turn wool to a super allergy-inducing fabric. Beautiful Looks Wool fabric has a natural luster, a gloss or sheen, which is very desirable. It takes dye