The WeatherWool Difference
Our Fabric is the heart of what we do...
When we started WeatherWool, fabric that met our specifications was simply not available. So we spent our first three years developing our fabric. The process starts on the ranch. We have built relationships with the ranchers in the USA producing the exact type of wool fibers we need which combined make up the perfect recipe of length, strength, microns, and of course comfort factor. Each batch of raw wool we put into production weights about 40,000 pounds.
During the next 12 months the wool is washed, refined and turned into yarns that the mills can start weaving into our custom fabrics.
We proudly acknowledge everyone who helps us make WeatherWool possible so if you would like to look deeper into our production you can read more about all the steps and people involved here.
Full Weight WeatherWool
Our Full-Weight Fabric is the foundation of WeatherWool. It was the first Fabric we developed and remains our flagship product. Produced on a Jacquard loom, it is a three-dimensional weave that helps insulate far better than normal flat-weave wool fabrics. Our Full-Weight Fabric is our warmest Fabric.
Our Full Weight Fabric is 20 ounces per square yard compared to our MidWeigth fabric, which is 14 ounces per square yard for comparison between the two.
MidWeight WeatherWool
Our MidWeight Fabric is the same as our flagship FullWeight Fabric but 30% lighter, making it ideal for those who engage in more activity—and endurance-based activities or simply need less warmth.
Like our FullWeight, it's produced on a Jacquard loom, which gives the Fabric a three-dimensional weave that helps insulate far better than regular flat-weave wool fabrics.
Denim WeatherWool
Denim is a high abrasion—and tear-resistant weave, making it a staple in workwear. Instead of using cotton, we produce our Denim from 100% WeatherWool-certified Wool. You'll find our Denim to be much softer and cozier than traditional cotton denim.
