A sweater
sheepskin is soft warm and durable
A soft warm fabric is flannel
Flannel
Warm, soft wool Overcoats keep us cozy On chilly days Love the comfort it brings
YES WOOL KEEPS YOU VERY WARM BUT IT ALSO STINKS IF YOU GET IT WET AND FEELS SCRATCHY AND IS VERY HEAVY
Wool can vary in softness depending on the type and quality, but it is generally considered to be soft, especially finer varieties like Merino wool. However, some coarser wool types can feel rougher against the skin. Overall, many people find wool to be comfortable and warm, making it a popular choice for clothing and textiles.
Steel wool
Here are some words to describe sheep's wool. Soft woolly warm fluffy snug balanced toned comfortable white cuddly. Hope this helped!
wool feels like soft white stuff. and it looks like well wool
The thick hair of sheep provides the fibers that are woven into wool. Lambs (young sheep) have softer hair, so lamb's wool is a softer textile.
Shearling is not wool. Instead it is the pelt (skin with wool) of a sheep that has been shorn only once. The skin to which the wool adheres is soft, sometimes as soft as suede. It seems, therefore, that the young animal is shorn just once simply because its wool is long enough for the first time for the animal to be shorn. Soon after that it is slaughtered. What most people do know about "shearling" is that luxury apparel and footwear is made from this soft and warm pelt. The skins are tanned with the wool of uniform length to create a luxurious pelt that is then transformed into shearling coats, shearling jackets and other wonderfully warm items of apparel and boots.
Shearling is the pelt (skin with wool) of a sheep that has been shorn only once. The skin to which the wool adheres is soft, sometimes as soft as suede. The young animal is shorn just once simply because its wool is long enough for the first time for the animal to be shorn. Soon after that it is slaughtered. What most people do know about "shearling" is that luxury apparel and footwear is made from this soft and warm pelt. The skins are tanned with the wool of uniform length to create a luxurious pelt that is then transformed into shearling coats, shearling jackets and other wonderfully warm items of apparel and boots.