The Manx Loaghtan is a rare breed of sheep native to the Isle of Man and descends from the primitive sheep once found throughout Scotland, the Hebrides, and Shetland Islands.
I was pleasantly surprised at how soft this wool is considering that the micron count is 29-31. It has a beautiful milky-chocolate color, a little less red than shown in the pictures. For some reason I think of a Grizzly Bear when I look at the wool. It has a lofty feeling to the touch with a staple of 3 to 3.5 inches long. I would recommend if for a beginner spinner. It can be used for wet felting, needle felting and it would yield interesting colors when dyed.

MANX LOAGHTAN
Undyed
4 oz
113 grams
29-31 micron
@ 5 yards long (4 oz)
Staple of 3 to 3.5 inches

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I used to store my fibers with lavender sachets, but I don't anymore as I have learned that moths hates disturbances and some people are allergic to lavender. Now I dust and clean more frequently and move things around but I still include a lavender sachet with each order, unless someone requests me not to. If you don't want the lavender because you are allergic or for some other reason, let me know on the comment section, or send me a message.

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