Premium Fleece Question

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​Premium Fleece Division

Best prices on raw fleeces for Spinners & Weavers

Due to limited supply, we do not have any Premium Fleece in stock at this time. Please check back later.

Try our top quality, bright, clean Canadian wool fleece with its unique dense and springy characteristic.

Specially selected by our Wool Graders who grade each fleece by the micron. We cannot guarantee a particular breed of sheep.

The best fleeces are available from May to November and are available from the following CCWG branches:

How to buy a fleece

Minimum order is one fleece (average 6 pounds to 12 pounds) and fleeces may be purchased by personal selection, phone or mail order from either of the locations listed above. When fleeces are ordered by phone or mail, we will endeavour to send you as close as possible what you require, based on your description. 

All sales are final, but should there by chance be a definite fault in the fleece we have sent you, please contact the branch that dispatched your order for a replacement. 

When ordering a fleece, please provide the following information, as this will guide us in selecting your fleece.

1. Colour and spinning count or micron
2. Staple length required
3. Approximate weight required - wool is sold by the fleece, ave weight is 6 - 12 lbs a fleece
4. How do you want your order shipped.

Payment options: Cheque, Money Order, PayPal or credit card over the phone

  Fast fact: the average human hair is about 75 -90 microns

Fine Wool Rovings: (cleaned & carded) minimum order of 8 ounces (1/2 lb) - $1.38 / ounce

Medium / Coarse Washed Wool: 500 lb bales (ave) - Limited Supply!

• under 1 bale $6.00 / lb
• 1 bale or more $5.00 / lb

Raw Mohair: $10 / lb

Download the PDF for the Premium Fleece Division

I hand felt clothing, hats, shoes and puppets and teach these arts to children. I am so happy to have found the Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, supplying me with very fine quality Canadian fleeces, which I have been dyeing with natural plants from forest and garden. What a wonderful alternative to the merino wool that I was using, sent from around the world and surely processed in China.

Thank you CCWG for allowing me to have a local focus and for your commendable service and product.

Sarah Granskou 

www.sarahgranskou.com