World’s Most Expensive Woolen Wear

We often see that some fabrics are ridiculously priced and often wonder the reason behind the hefty price tag. While most of us believe that the fashion label plays an important role in the price hike, the reason is something different.
Like most other fabrics in existence, wool also comes in different varieties. Most of the expensive woolen garments manufactured today use the finest and rarest material that makes it stand out from the competitors.
Here in this blog below, we will name some of the most expensive woolen wear and the reason behind its demand.

1. Vicuna Woolen Wear:
   One of the most expensive types of woolen wear is made from Vicuna wool. The fabric costs a whopping $3000 for one yard which is really expensive. The main reason behind such lavish pricing is the quality of the fur. Vicuna fur is derived from a rare variety of sheep. The Vicuna sheep is a native of Peru and the fur of the sheep can be shorn every 3 years. Also, the overall process of extracting the fabric is also very expensive as it is mostly done through the hand-looming process. So, for all those who want to have a jacket made of Vicuna fur, remember it will cost you a fortune.
2. Baby Cashmere Woolen Wear:
   A top favorite of celebrities and all other people Cashmere Wool is yet another expensive fabric. Such is the popularity of the fabric that the renowned people in the world love to add it in the closet. The fabric time to get manufactured as it is derived from the undercoat of goats, and then bred to produce wool. Baby Cashmere on the other hand is shorn from Hircus Baby Goats. One of the prime reasons behind the exponential popularity of the fabric is its rare quality.
3. Lambswool Woolen Wear:
   Another name to show up on our list is the Lambswool. The wool also goes by the other name of “Virgin Wool” since it is derived from baby sheep. The shearing process is done when the sheep is only a few months old and the resulting fabric is smooth, hypoallergenic, and wrinkle-free. What makes the fabric and the clothes really costly is the fact that every sheep can produce lambswool once. So, now that you know the reason, it becomes clear why clothes have such a high price.
4. Guanaco Woolen Wear:
   Guanaco is another extremely precious woolen wear, which is known for its lavish price. Guanacos come under the Llama family. They are mostly found in South America and only 2 to 3 pounds of fur can be collected from an adult. Due to this very fact, Guanaco wool has become a sought after fabric. The overall process of making clothes from the fabric might be long but that does not deter fashion enthusiasts from spending dollars to buy them. Any jacket made from Guanaco wool has a price tag of $25,000 to $30,000, which makes it an extravagant purchase.

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