Beautiful, creamy taupe fleece from a young Navajo-Churro sheep ram lamb. This fleece has been carefully skirted and contains very little vegetable matter, making it a great option for hand spinners, weavers, and fiber artists looking for clean, natural wool.

Navajo-Churro wool is prized for its long staple length, durability, and versatility, historically used for traditional textiles and weaving. This particular fleece has a lovely soft taupe tone that spins into beautiful natural yarn without dye.

Because this fleece comes from a ram lamb, the fiber is typically finer and softer than mature ram fleece, while still retaining the strength and character Navajo-Churro wool is known for.

Fleece Details

Weight (Skirted): 2 lb 2 oz
Color: Creamy Taupe
Animal: Ram Lamb
Breed: Navajo-Churro
Condition: Skirted with minimal vegetable matter
Price: $50 – Free Shipping

Ideal For

• Hand spinning
• Weaving warp yarn
• Rug yarn
• Rug hooking
• Natural dye projects
• Heritage fiber collectors

Why Navajo-Churro Wool?

The Navajo-Churro sheep is one of North America’s oldest sheep breeds and is valued for its dual-coated fleece, which offers both strong outer fibers and softer inner wool. This makes it an excellent choice for spinners who enjoy working with heritage fibers.

Shipping

📦 Free shipping included
Ships clean and skirted, ready for washing and processing.