Animal Fibres
From fleece and filament to fabric.
Animal fibres are natural protein fibres obtained from animal coats or from filaments produced by insects. Wool and silk differ greatly in structure and performance: wool is valued for warmth, resilience and moisture management, while silk is known for its smooth feel, strength and natural lustre. Their final quality depends on the fibre source, processing, yarn, fabric construction and finishing.
Animal Fibres at Uniqueama
At Uniqueama, animal fibres are chosen for garments where natural comfort, warmth or a refined appearance are important. Wool is especially suited to warmer outer layers, while silk is reserved for designs where lightness, fluid drape and natural lustre are essential.
Explore the Fibres
Wool
Warm, resilient and naturally insulating.
Silk
Smooth, light and naturally lustrous.
