In order to get good breed sheep, their parents are selected and mixed and this process is called selective breeding. Buy wool online with free delivery all over India for orders above 300.
A few years ago, there used to be a good number of wool shops of Vardhman Big Boss in the main markets of the city, but now only a few shops are left.
There are wool shops in Gurubagh, Bansfatak, Lahurabir, Ardlibazar, Lanka, Sigra, Maidagin and Bulanala areas.
There are many branded and local ranges in the market.
The wool of Ludhiana remains the first choice of the people even today.
Wools from Amritsar, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Vardhman are also available here.
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Vardhman Winter Shine wool is available only in white, black and brown colours.
The wool of domesticated sheep is white.
Coloured wool is most commonly found in the oldest breed of sheep that produce coarse wool for carpet weaving.
There is a demand for wool in India for spun wool at the cottage level if you want to buy pure wool visit Abcwools, making country blankets, making carpets or floor blankets by hand or machine, weaving woollen fabrics in modern mills and other industries, such as domestically making shawls, loin or tweed.
More than 50 per cent of the total wool is used for making indigenous blankets, about 28 per cent is used in wool mills and 12 per cent is used in the carpet industry.
Other industries, such as shawl making, consume 4 per cent of the wool.
Woollen cottage industries are spread in different parts of the country according to the requirement of different regions.
The carpet industry operates both at the cottage level and at the machine level.
This industry is highly developed in Uttar Pradesh.
