The modifying word you may be looking for could describe the source of the fleece used in the wool. Soft wool comes from baby alpacas, llamas and yaks. There may be other sources, depending on your definition of 'soft'.
Any fine wool can be used to fabricate a shawl: a lace weight or a finger weight would be the finest.
pangkuskos
The Tibetian goat grows the finest wool, called Cashmere.
Steel wool
The amount of wool needed for a 60-inch shawl depends on factors like the stitch pattern, yarn weight, and the desired shawl dimensions. Generally, a shawl of that size may require anywhere from 300 to 600 grams of yarn. Therefore, you would likely need 3 to 6 balls of 100g wool, but it's best to check the specific pattern requirements for a more accurate estimate.
The Indian shawl is commonly known as the "Pashmina" shawl, which is made from the fine wool of the Changthangi goat found in the Himalayas. Pashmina shawls are renowned for their softness, warmth, and intricate handwoven designs. Another famous type of Indian shawl is the "Kashmiri shawl," which often features detailed embroidery and vibrant patterns.
wool feels like soft white stuff. and it looks like well wool
shawl
The shawl Athena wore is called a toga. ( pronunciation... toe gah )
Angora
I believe you are talking about fur. hope this is helpful in some way! ^-^'
The hair, fur, wool, or other soft covering of a mammal is called pelage.