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A silvery-brown Coopworth with 6″ locks and a medium to soft hand. The natural color of this fleece is stunning.

A rarely-seen crossbreed whose lineage is nearly 90% Cormo. While this fleece retains the soft hand and energy of that breed, the Border Leicester imparts some length and easy to open tips. The locks are 3.5 to 4 inches long and are dark brown in color, with a hint of gray throughout and some sun blonde at the tips.

A white Corriedale with some occassional yolk that comes from a flock bred for fineness. Staples average 3″ to 4″ in length, but are considerably softer than your average Corriedale.

This Corriedale comes from Australian breeding stock and has been breed for fineness, resulting in a softer hand and more crimp than we traditionally see in US-grown Corriedale. Three inches in length and soft, crimpy locks, with a variagation of gray hues throughout.

Here is a cross we don’t see very often – Corriedale x Lincoln. The result is a pleasing two toned gray, from light gray to steel gray with a bit of luster. The locks are 5 inches in length with a less defined wavey crimp. They are easily opened. The hand is surprising, good. Overall, a very nice fleece.

Here we have a nice 3-way cross: CVM x Corriedale x Lincoln. This fleece has it all! Color: light gray to medium gray to dark gray with a touch of medium brown. Crimp: nice Corriedale type crimp. Length: 5-inches. Lock Structure: distinct individual locks like a Lincoln with lots of curls. Hand: soft like a fine CVM. Overall a very nice fleece and an excellent spinners fleece.

This unique fleece comes from a producer that features a Merino x Lincoln x Cormo x Wensleydale crossbreed. This fleece is 50% Corriedale and 50% of that four-way cross. The result is a 5″ long fleece; it is black in color with hints of brown and gray and a french fry staple like you would expect with Corriedale, but with a softer hand than is typical for a pure Corriedale.