Shetland Wool

Shetland wool comes from Shetland sheep, a hardy breed native to the Shetland Islands in Scotland. Renowned for its softness, warmth, and durability, the wool is often used in high-quality knitwear and traditional sweaters known as Fair Isle patterns. Shetland wool is lighter than many other types and comes in a wide variety of natural colors, making it ideal for both practical clothing and intricate designs. Its unique properties make it a favorite among artisans and enthusiasts alike, contributing to a rich heritage of textile craftsmanship in the region.