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WOOL EXTENSIONS
PURE WOOL FIBRE - NATURAL, EARTH-BORN TEXTURE
Welcome to the warm, ancient heart of DreadCraft: wool fibres.
Loved for their organic texture, natural movement, and ability to felt into beautifully structured locs, wool carries an earthy magic unlike any other material.
Our first supplier is Tomir23, with Australian fibre artists soon joining us as DreadSchool works closely to contract community makers and local farms.
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Wool is a favourite among boho, Viking and natural-texture locticians, offering depth, softness, and a handmade authenticity that feels alive in every lock.
• 100% natural fibre - breathable, biodegradable, and gentle on the scalp
• Felts beautifully into dense, durable dreadlocks or soft, textured ends
• Holds shape with a naturally organic, slightly wild finish
• Available in a range of fibres: Merino (smooth, straight locs), Teeswater (long, silky waves), Alpaca & Mohair (defined curls, airy texture), and blended wools for unique character
• Easily customisable for braids, wraps, curls, textured ends, and luxe hybrid styles
• Warm, lightweight wear with stunning natural movement
• Ideal for extensions, wild boho sets, Viking crowns, and textured ends on human or synthetic dreads
• Naturally free from chemical coatings, plastics, and harsh synthetics
Weight and Length
Wool fibres vary by breed and preparation method. Some arrive as loose locks, some as combed top, and some as semi-felted dread fibres.
Most bundles range between 50–150 grams, depending on the fibre type, staple length, and preparation.
Teeswater, Mohair, and Alpaca often come in longer, curl-rich locks, while Merino and blended wools offer straighter lengths ideal for smooth dread structures.
How Many Packs Do You Need?
Because wool varies significantly in density, thickness, and preparation, the following serves as a general guide:
• Full head (50 dreadlocks): usually 5–8 bundles, depending on length and the fibre’s density
• Half head: 3–5 bundles
• Partials & accents: 1–2 bundles are plenty for curls, ends, braids, wraps, or decorative hybrids
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Wool carries a grounded, ancient beauty that blends effortlessly with synthetic fibres, human hair, or braided textures. Whether used for entire sets or as luxurious ends, it adds a handmade authenticity and earth-soft wildness your clients will instantly feel.
If you are searching for fibres with spirit, warmth, and true natural character,
wool is a perfect choice.
PURE WOOL FIBRE - NATURAL, EARTH-BORN TEXTURE
Welcome to the warm, ancient heart of DreadCraft: wool fibres.
Loved for their organic texture, natural movement, and ability to felt into beautifully structured locs, wool carries an earthy magic unlike any other material.
Our first supplier is Tomir23, with Australian fibre artists soon joining us as DreadSchool works closely to contract community makers and local farms.
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Wool is a favourite among boho, Viking and natural-texture locticians, offering depth, softness, and a handmade authenticity that feels alive in every lock.
• 100% natural fibre - breathable, biodegradable, and gentle on the scalp
• Felts beautifully into dense, durable dreadlocks or soft, textured ends
• Holds shape with a naturally organic, slightly wild finish
• Available in a range of fibres: Merino (smooth, straight locs), Teeswater (long, silky waves), Alpaca & Mohair (defined curls, airy texture), and blended wools for unique character
• Easily customisable for braids, wraps, curls, textured ends, and luxe hybrid styles
• Warm, lightweight wear with stunning natural movement
• Ideal for extensions, wild boho sets, Viking crowns, and textured ends on human or synthetic dreads
• Naturally free from chemical coatings, plastics, and harsh synthetics
Weight and Length
Wool fibres vary by breed and preparation method. Some arrive as loose locks, some as combed top, and some as semi-felted dread fibres.
Most bundles range between 50–150 grams, depending on the fibre type, staple length, and preparation.
Teeswater, Mohair, and Alpaca often come in longer, curl-rich locks, while Merino and blended wools offer straighter lengths ideal for smooth dread structures.
How Many Packs Do You Need?
Because wool varies significantly in density, thickness, and preparation, the following serves as a general guide:
• Full head (50 dreadlocks): usually 5–8 bundles, depending on length and the fibre’s density
• Half head: 3–5 bundles
• Partials & accents: 1–2 bundles are plenty for curls, ends, braids, wraps, or decorative hybrids
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Wool carries a grounded, ancient beauty that blends effortlessly with synthetic fibres, human hair, or braided textures. Whether used for entire sets or as luxurious ends, it adds a handmade authenticity and earth-soft wildness your clients will instantly feel.
If you are searching for fibres with spirit, warmth, and true natural character,
wool is a perfect choice.