PLANNED
Traced fiber from named flocks.
Heritage breed wool and natural fiber from verified producers, processed at named mills. For knitters, weavers, and the TILTH apparel line. Same animal, same record, premium material.
PLANNED
Heritage breed wool and natural fiber from verified producers, processed at named mills. For knitters, weavers, and the TILTH apparel line. Same animal, same record, premium material.
Commodity wool pricing has made sheep economically marginal for most small producers. Heritage breed fiber — Merino, Rambouillet, Corriedale, Shetland — commands 5-10x commodity prices from hand knitters, weavers, and premium textile buyers. But the current channel is opaque. The transparent supply chain connects named flocks to buyers who value breed, provenance, and verified practices.
Breed, flock size, pasture practices, and shearing date documented. Fiber grade and micron count recorded.
Washing, carding, spinning at regional mills on the network. Published rates. Batch traceability maintained.
Yarn shops, hand knitters, weavers, and the TILTH apparel line. Every skein carries the flock name, the breed, the farm, and the mill.
The hand-knitting and fiber arts market alone is $5B+. Heritage breed fiber is the premium tier. Producers currently sell at fiber festivals or through Etsy with no infrastructure, no clearing, and no standardized traceability. The transparent supply chain professionalizes the channel.
Feeds into TILTH for traced apparel and textiles. The sheep producer earns a premium fiber revenue stream alongside meat. Same animal, same network, same traceability infrastructure. Wool is the second product — not the second supply chain.
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