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When wool freezes, the fibers can become stiffer and less pliable, which may affect the fabric's overall feel and comfort. However, wool retains its insulating properties even when frozen, as its structure allows it to trap air. If the wool becomes wet before freezing, it may lose some of its insulating capabilities and take longer to dry out. Overall, while freezing affects wool's texture, it does not significantly diminish its warmth.

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