Wool:
Of all textile fibers, wool retains heat the best.
Wool fiber has the property of retaining large amounts of moisture even when the air is hot and dry. Therefore, when wearing woolen products, the relative humidity of the skin surface is high enough. Because the minimum amount of moisture evaporates, the body does not sweat when wearing woolen clothing.
Woolen products should be washed carefully, avoiding heavy rubbing. It is not advisable to soak or keep in water for a long time.
Do not drill or dry the product. It is advisable to wrap the washed product in a towel and thus dry it. Dry horizontally, as wet wool can weigh up to three times as much and the product may lose its shape.
Acetate – Acetate lining fabrics are more natural than polyester fabrics because acetate lining is made from the semi-natural raw material acetylcellulose.