| Natural (undyed) sheep fibre in tops form |  | Natural white and coloured sheep wool including native UK breeds as well as natural fine merino.
Supplied in multiples of 100g in tops form, except where stated.
B.F.L. is Blue Faced Leicester - a lovely soft fibre. Shetland is a good traditional soft fibre. Falkland is a cheaper alternative to Merino but is slightly coarser.
English and Jacob's are much coarser and easier to spin for beginners and will felt, but will take more work.
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| | Dyed sheep fibre | | This range includes fine dyed merino (33 colours) and corriedale tops along with dyed fleeces. |
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| Other animal fibres | | This is a selection of luxury and exotic fibres including Scottish (grown) cashmere, alpaca, yak and camel. |
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| | Silks | | From the luxury of golden tussah silk through to cocoons and recycled sari silk threads. |
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| Blended fibres | | Luxury blends of animal fibres with silk in a variety of colours. |
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| | Vegetable fibres | | This is a range of fibres created by man's ingenuity from seaweed, nettles, bamboo, soya, wood and others. |
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| Man-made fibres | | This small range caters for special purpose finishes with safe, generally non-allergic fibres. |
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