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Leicester Longwool #20108
$24.00 Add to cartThis is a Leicester Longwool. The locks are ivory in color, 4” in length with typical Leicester crimp and luster. Leicester Longwool is a Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em breed. Sold in 4 oz. quantity.
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Leicester Longwool #22241
$36.00 – $63.00 Select optionsThis has everything you could want from a Leicester Longwool fleece: length, sheen, and big, easy to process locks. Snow white with 6-7″ long locks, this is a stunner and one of the better examples we have seen of this SE2SE breed. Each purchase of four or more ounces earns a passport sticker.
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Leicester X #18189
$22.00 – $128.00 Select optionsWe’re calling this fleece a “Leicester X” because it is a crossbreed that is predominantly a Leicester Longwool and that it what it resembles. Its curly white locks are 6+ inches in length and will process easily.
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Leicester x Corriedale x Lincoln x Cotswold x CVM #27
$23.00 – $135.00 Select optionsA rare 5-way crossbreed in which a purebred Leicester Longwool was bred with a sheep that was equal parts Corriedale, Lincoln, Cotswold, and CVM. The result is a 5″ long staple with a hand that isn’t soft but also isn’t too coarse. This would be a good fleece for a sweater or socks.
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Merino Crossbreed #2199
$19.00 – $109.00 Select optionsA bright white Merino Crossbred measuring 5″ in length. The thin locks have high energy and a combination of wavy and curly crimp. As we do not know this fleece’s progeny (other than Merino) and it looks and feels like a Merino with a little extra length, we have simply listed it as a Merino Crossbreed.
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Merino Crossbreed #22313
$20.00 – $121.00 Select optionsA chocolate brown Merino Crossbreed measuring 3.5 to 4 inches in length. This fleece has a very soft hand a good sproing, or snapback in the locks. There is some light variegation in the color, with hints of light gray and blonde throughout, though it would be hard to define this fleece as anything other than chocolate brown. As we do not know this fleece’s progeny (other than Merino) and it looks and feels like a Merino, we have listed it as simply a Merino Crossbreed.
