When approaching the winter it is inevitable to associate this season with the choice of woolen garments.
There are several kinds of wool that can be more or less precious depending on their fineness and heat that they can develop by weight.
Merinos wool is undoubtedly very much appreciated since its origins in the Middle Ages in Spain.
Today the merinos sheep is raised a bit around the world, the main producers of this wool are Australia and New Zealander.
The peculiarity of this wool is its fineness (a wire can measure up to 20 microm), a feature that makes it one of the most wear-resistant wool.
Wearing a lightweight head but developing warm is really enjoyable, if it still resists even better in time.
