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Rehab breathes new life into quality fibers and yarns, turning scraps and leftovers into sustainable, creative materials ready to inspire your craft projects.
Filling wool comes from the recovery and enhancement of natural fibers that find a new function within the creative cycle. Soft, voluminous and naturally insulating, this wool is designed to give shape and structure to textile projects, upholstered objects and craft creations. It represents a concrete example of sustainability applied to matter: a simple, essential and authentic material that transforms waste into a resource. This wool is also part of the Rehab selection.
Purchasing these materials means making a sustainable choice because this approach not only helps reduce waste but also provides an opportunity to explore new creative and sustainable combinations.
Availability and packaging
Filling wool is available in packages of 500 g per color. Each package has a natural tolerance of ±3%. For non-ECE shipments, packages are vacuum-packed, reducing volume and lowering shipping costs. Don’t worry: once opened, the fiber returns to its original, fluffy volume with no loss of quality.
Filling wool.
Filling wool comes in the form of soft, irregular flakes, characterized by a light and airy texture. The selected, clean fibers retain the natural elasticity and compressive capacity typical of wool, allowing the material to easily conform to shapes and regain volume after use.
Filling wool comes from the recovery of fibers from textile processing in our Prato textile district or from materials that can no longer be used for spinning. After being collected, washed and sorted, these wastes are transformed into a new raw material intended for functional uses such as stuffing or filling. This process reduces waste and extends the useful life of natural fibers, contributing to a more responsible and circular production model.
The Prato textile district represents one of the most important historical examples of circular economy applied to textiles. Since the nineteenth century, Prato companies have developed unique skills in fiber recovery and regeneration, transforming waste and post-consumer materials into new quality raw materials. This tradition of textile recycling, based on technical knowledge, careful fiber selection and established mechanical processes, has made Prato an international benchmark for sustainability in the textile industry. Even today, this production culture continues to enhance existing resources, reducing waste and promoting a responsible and conscious approach to production.
This wool is intended exclusively for use as filling and stuffing material.
