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The majority of animal-sourced fibre products used in textiles comes from sheep and goats. The following breeds may also be used for meat and milk in addition to fibre.

Sheep:
  • Acipayam
  • Afghan Arabi
  • Alai
  • Alcarrena
  • Algarve Churro
  • Algerian Arab
  • Altai
  • Altay
  • Apennine
  • Arabi
  • Arapawa Island
  • Argentine Merino
  • Arles Merino
  • Armenian Semicoarsewool
  • Askanian
  • Awassi
  • Bahlki
  • Baluchi
  • Balwen Welsh Mountain
  • Bavarian Forest
  • Bentheimer Landschaf
  • Bergamasca
  • Beulah Speckled-Face
  • Bibrik
  • Biellese
  • Black Welsh Mountain
  • Bleu du Maine
  • Bluefaced Leicester
  • Bond
  • Booroola Merino
  • Border Leicester
  • Boreray
  • Bovska
  • Braunes Bergschaf
  • Brecknock Hill Cheviot
  • Brillenschaf
  • Bundner Oberland
  • California Red
  • California Variegated Mutant
  • Castlemilk Moorit
  • Cine Capari
  • Charollais
  • Cheviot
  • Chios
  • Cholistani
  • Clun Forest
  • Coburger Fuchsschaf
  • Columbia
  • Comeback
  • Comisana
  • Coopworth
  • Cormo
  • Corriedale
  • Cotswold
  • Criollo
  • Dala
  • Dalesbred
  • Daglic
  • Damani
  • Danish Landrace
  • Dartmoor
  • Debouillet
  • Delaine Merino
  • Deutches Blaukoepfiges Fleischschaf
  • Derbyshire Gritstone
  • Devon Closewool
  • Devon Longwoolled
  • Dorset
  • Dorset Down
  • Drysdale
  • Elliottdale
  • Exmoor Horn
  • Fabrianese
  • Faeroes
  • Finnsheep/Finnish Landrace
  • Fonthill Merino
  • Friesian Milk Sheep
  • Galway
  • Gansu Alpine Finewool
  • Gentile di Puglia
  • German Blackheaded Mutton
  • German Mountain
  • German Mutton Merino
  • German Whiteheaded Mutton
  • Ghezel/Red Karaman
  • Gokceada
  • Gotland
  • Graue Gehoernte Heidschnucke
  • Gromark
  • Gulf Coast
  • Gute
  • Hampshire
  • Harnai
  • Hasht Nagri
  • Hazaragie
  • Hebridean
  • Herdwick
  • Herik
  • Hill Radnor
  • Hog Island Sheep
  • Hu
  • Icelandic
  • Ile-de-France
  • Istrian Milk
  • Jacob
  • Kachhi
  • Kajli
  • Karacabey Merino
  • Karakul
  • Karayaka
  • Kerry Hill
  • Kivircik
  • Kooka
  • Landais
  • Langhe
  • Lati
  • Leicester Longwool
  • Leineschaf
  • Lincoln
  • Llanwenog
  • Lleyn
  • Lohi
  • Lonk
  • Maltese
  • Manchega
  • Manech
  • Manx Loaghtan
  • Medium-Wool Merino
  • Mehraban
  • Merinizzata italiana
  • Merinolandschaf
  • Moghani
  • Montadale
  • Navajo-Churro
  • Norfolk Horn
  • North Country Cheviot
  • North Ronaldsay
  • Old Norwegian
  • Orkney
  • Ossimi
  • Oxford
  • Pag Island
  • Pagliarola
  • Perendale
  • Pinzirita
  • Pitt Island
  • Poll Merino
  • Polwarth
  • Polypay
  • Pomeranian Coarsewool
  • Portland
  • Qashqai
  • Qinghai Black Tibetan
  • Qinghai Semifinewool
  • Quanglin Large-tail
  • Racka
  • Rambouillet
  • Rasa Aragonesa
  • Red Engadine
  • Rhoenschaf
  • Rideau Arcott
  • Romanov
  • Romney
  • Rouge de l'Ouest
  • Rough Fell
  • Rya
  • Ryeland
  • Rygja
  • Sakiz
  • Sardinian
  • Sar Planina
  • Scottish Blackface
  • Shetland
  • Shropshire
  • Sicilian Barbary
  • Skuddle
  • Soay
  • Sopravissana
  • South African Merino
  • South African Mutton Merino
  • South Devon
  • South Suffolk
  • Southdown
  • South Wales Mountain
  • Spaelsau
  • Spiegel
  • Steigar
  • Steinschaf
  • Strong Wool Merino
  • Suffolk
  • Sumavska
  • Swaledale
  • Swiss Black-Brown Mountain
  • Swiss White Alpine
  • Targhee
  • Teeswater
  • Texel
  • Thalli
  • Tong Sheep
  • Tsurcana
  • Tunis
  • Tuj
  • Turkgeldi
  • Tyrol Mountain
  • Ujumqin
  • Ushant
  • Valais Blacknose
  • Vendeen
  • Walachenschaf
  • Wallis County Sheep
  • Waziri
  • Weisse Hornlose Heidschnucke
  • Welsh Hill Speckled Face
  • Welsh Mountain
  • Welsh Mountain Badger Face
  • Wensleydale
  • White Horned Heath Sheep
  • White Karaman
  • White Suffolk
  • Whiteface Dartmoor
  • Whiteface Woodland
  • Wiltshire Horn
  • Xalda
  • Xaxi Ardia
  • Xinjiang Finewool
  • Yiecheng
  • Yoroo
  • Yunnan Semifinewool
  • Zagoria
  • Zel
  • Zelazna
  • Zemmour
  • Zeta Yellow
  • Zlatusha
Goats:
  • Altai Mountain
  • American Cashmere
  • Anatolian Black
  • Angora
  • Booted Goat
  • Changthangi
  • Chengde Polled
  • Chigu
  • Don Goats
  • Hexi Cashmere
  • Huaitoutala
  • Jining Grey
  • Russian White
  • Uzbek Black
  • Xinjiang
  • Zalawadi
  • Zhiwulin Black
  • Zhongwei
Camels:
  • Alxa Bactrian
  • Kalmyk Bactrian
  • Sonid Bactrian
  • Arvana Dromedary
Other domesticated animals that are "wool-yielding":
  • Llamas
  • Alpacas
  • Yaks
  • Muskoxen

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