Thick, bold, and full of texture—this is wool with presence. Coarse and long-stapled, Valais Blacknose fiber isn’t meant for next-to-skin garments—but that’s exactly what gives it strength and structure. It shines in felting, rug making, stuffing, and any project where durability matters.
Each ounce reflects the care it takes to skirt, wash, and card it by hand or in the few remaining mills that still process small-batch wool. As small mills fade and machine-made fiber floods the market, this kind of material becomes more precious—a reminder that not everything should be rushed or refined.
Made to last. Priced to share.