Water-repellent 

+ Natural impregnation due to the dense surface and the fat content of the wool. Depending on the intensity of the rain, several hours can be spent in the wet. 

Moisturizing  

+ It feels dry even though it is wet. Wool fiber is able to absorb up to a third of its own weight in water without feeling wet. The moisture is absorbed by the fiber and slowly released again.  

Wind-repellent  

+ The fulling process binds the fibers together to form a wind-repellent structure. 

Breathable  

+ Body heat and cold air are stored by the fibers, which ensures thermal balance. Water vapor from the body is released to the surface of the fabric.  

Odor-inhibiting  

+ Wool neutralizes odours and sweat is ventilated. 

Flame retardant  

+ The high protein content of the wool protects against ignition by flying sparks and fire. 

Temperature equalizing  

+ Regular and controlled heat equalization prevents the cold from passing through, retains body heat and offers exceptional comfort: cooling in summer, warming in winter. 

Dirt resistant  

+ Dirt and grime can be easily brushed off when dry.