Merino Fleeces

Fleece #6608-25
$221.00
Fleece #6607-24
$156.52
Fleece #6606-25
$201.20
Fleece #6605-25
$234.00
Fleece #6604-25
$148.00
Fleece #6603-25
$145.00
Fleece #6601-25
$166.00
Line drawing of a merino ewe.

Nothing Wasted. How we utilize every piece of the fleece.

When a sheep is shorn, the fleece comes off mostly in one big blanket. During skirting (our quality check on the shearing floor), we peel away the bits that would make spinning frustrating. It’s about ~10% of the wool, and instead of tossing it, we repurpose it.

Bottom line: spinner-grade stays pristine for makers, and the “too tough to spin” parts get a second life improving soil—zero waste, full circle.

Whole Fleece

This is the part that spins smoothly and gives you consistent yarn. Lookin’ at you ,hand-spinners. Minimal debris and no big mats. Shop

  • The “blanket” — the large, clean middle of the fleece

  • Even staple length and open locks that pull apart easily

Dryer Balls

Wool we rescue from waste. These pieces felt beautifully, so they’re ideal for long-lasting dryer balls instead of the landfill. Shop

  • Belly & crutch wool — often shorter, more compacted, or stained from normal barn life

  • Second cuts — tiny snippets from a quick extra pass of the shears; too short to spin, perfect to felt

  • Edge bits — small areas with tighter, matted fibers from rubbing or weather

Mulch

Extra-matted. Extra-dirty. Best for outside. Shop

  • Heavily matted spine lines or dense clumps that won’t open without damaging the blanket

  • Weathered or stained edges, or areas with more pasture debris

  • Short, tangled, or felted bits trimmed off during skirting

Interested in the 2026 Season?

We shear every May and plan to list fleeces every year. As we grow, we’re open to new possibilities and would love to talk with you about supplying your hobbies, projects, or small businesses. Let’s have a chat!