他の繊維よりも
省エネルギーで節水
100枚のセーターを生産する際、ウールのエネルギー消費量はポリエステルよりも18%少なく、水の使用量はコットンよりも約70%少なくなります。
ポリエステルと違い、
マイクロプラスチックを
放出しない
ウールは、100%土に還るため、海や大地へのマイクロプラスチック汚染の原因になりません。
世界で最も再利用され、
リサイクルされている
繊維
天然、再生可能で土に還るウールは、主な衣料用繊維の中で最も再利用され、リサイクルされている繊維です。
Download the latest sustainability toolkit
For designers, brands and manufacturers looking for sustainable material solutions, wool is a natural, technical and circular fibre that can be easily integrated into sustainable material strategies. Download the Wool: a sustainable solution toolkit to discover how wool aligns to the UN SDGs, is an inherently circular fibre and the latest innovations that reduce the environmental impact of textile manufacture.
Wool and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
The wool fibre and Australian wool industry are aligned to 11 of the UN SDGs. From responsible farming practices and manufacturing efficiencies to end-of-life garment disposal, we are working towards a positive future.
How you can use wool more sustainably
Processing innovations
Processing innovations
Innovations in wool processing technologies create more efficient and environmentally friendly processes in yarn development, knit and weave manufacture and dyeing and finishing to create fabrics and products for the fashion, sports, footwear, interior, protection wear and automotive industries.
Greening Australia x Australian woolgrowers
One of the largest revegetation projects in Australia sees Greening Australia and Australian woolgrowers join forces to ensure native flora and fauna thrives through healthy, productive landscapes.
Programs reducing the impact of wool processing
