The Rambouillet wool has been prized by its softness, quality and their origins. The history of this breed goes back to the 18th century when King Charles III of Spain gifts a flock of their prized Merino sheep to his cousin Louis XVI. The "Royal" flock was then raised and crossed with English longwools to improve their quantity and quality of their fleeces, giving birth to a breed of what we know these days as the French Rambouillet. The wool is soft to the touch (20-23 micron count), it has a natural ecru color (not a bright white) and a nice crimp. Great for spinning and felting.

Rambouillet
4 oz
113 grams
Undyed
The Rambouillet in this listing has been humanly raised in France and processed in the UK.

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