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See the answer to question 1 regarding wool’s unique thermal properties. In addition to this, wool is a natural fibre that grows on grass, not a plastic fibre made from petro-chemicals. Its unique ability to absorb excess body moisture takes away that clammy feeling that can occur with synthetics.
