The Faroe Islands are in the North Atlantic, a self-governing territory of Denmark. The islands and the people who live there to this day have had their lives shaped not only by the natural environment, but also by the sheep that have grazed there for centuries, today known as Faroe sheep. These sheep have been so important to the Faroe Islands that their coat of arms proudly displays the breed.
*Please note colors may vary slightly from what you see on your monitor screen.*
Wool Features
Luster: Faroe wool has very little luster, with a more matte appearance. It is often used in it's natural colors, rather than being dyed.
Drape: Faroe wool tends to drape well, not to the point of being limp, but still quite flexible.
