The Label: Sewn Into History



The labeling used on all of our products today pays tribute to Faribault's early creators and users by incorporating the company's historical marks and messages. Our mission is to provide the same quality and experience as was expected well over a century ago and strictly maintain our stance as a 'Made in the United States of America' provider of goods.

Benefits of Wool

Natural & Renewable Wool is a natural fiber. It has evolved to produce a fabric that has become one of the most effective & Renewable natural forms of all-weather protection known to man. Every year sheep produce a new fleece, making wool a renewable fiber source. Woolgrowers actively work to improve efficiency and care for natural resources, endeavoring to make the wool industry sustainable for future generations.
Biodegradable When a natural Merino wool fiber is disposed of, it takes only a few years to decompose and can be used to put fertility into soil for crop growing. Most synthetics on the other hand, are extremely slow to degrade.
Breathable Wool has a large capacity to absorb moisture vapor and sweat next to the skin making it extremely breathable.
Easy Care Wool's fibers have a natural protective layer which prevents stains from being absorbed, they also pick up less dust as they are static resistant. Recent innovations mean wool garments are no longer hand- wash only, many wool garments can now be machine-washed and tumble dried.
Multi-climatic Wool is active, reacting to changes in ones body temperature to keep you warm when you’re cold but releasing heat and moisture when you’re hot.
Elastic The natural elasticity of the wool fiber means it stretches with the wearer, but then returns to its natural shape, so there is less chance of garments sagging or losing their shape.
From The Campaign For Wool

Ingeo: a natural fiber