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Regenerated wool, often referred to as "recycled wool," is derived from post-consumer or post-industrial wool garments and textiles that have been processed to create new yarn or fabric. The recycling process typically involves shredding the original wool fibers, cleaning them, and then spinning them into new yarns. This sustainable approach reduces waste and the demand for virgin wool, making it an eco-friendly alternative in the textile industry. Regenerated wool retains many of the qualities of traditional wool, including warmth and durability.

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