Both of these industries no longer exist in the UK. When they were active, Lancashire was well known for its cotton mills and Yorkshire for its woollen mills.
No. cotton comes from plants. wool comes from sheep or goats. There are some similarities in the machines and processes used in spinning some cotton yarns and some wool (worsted) yarns but they can not be interchanged.
As woolen are hotter than cotton garments.
It's warmer
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Lebarca wool blankets
The city of Ludhiana in Punjab is renowned for its hosiery industry. It is often referred to as the "Manchester of India" due to its extensive production of hosiery and knitwear. Ludhiana is a major hub for manufacturing and exporting woolen and cotton garments, contributing significantly to the economy of the region.
wool produced in the colonies could only be Britain. Colonists could only wear woolen clothes. Colonists could not were woolen clothes. Wool produced in the colonies could be freely exported to any county.
It originally was built to support the lumber industry with sawmills. Businesses included saw mills, flower mills, woolen mills, iron works, paper mills, cotton mills, and a railroad machine shop.
The woolen textile industry doubled in size
Ken Skulski has written: 'Mill time' -- subject(s): History, Woolen and worsted manufacture, Woolen goods industry 'Lawrence, Massachusetts Volume II'
Punjab Woolen Industry Pvt.Ltd. Shahdara Lahore-Pakistan. Chief Executive Ch. Muhammad Iqbal Chishti
woven clothes made out of wool, linen, and cotton