Raw Huacaya fleece from our own foundation herd — skirted and sorted by hand before it goes out the door.
See What's Available How to OrderEvery fleece we sell comes off an animal you can see on our Breeding Stock page — same herd, same gray-heavy genetics that throws just about every color in between. Fleece is skirted to remove the coarser guard hair and second cuts before it's bagged and weighed.
Availability changes with each year's shearing. Message us with the color and quantity you're after and we'll let you know what's on hand.
Message or call to check current weight and pricing for any of these — availability shifts as fleece comes off the animals.
The fiber off the animal's back and sides — the softest, most consistent part of the clip, and what most hand-spinners and mill customers want.
Slightly coarser and shorter fiber from the neck, lower legs, and belly. Still usable for spinning, felting, or blending.
The roughest fiber, usually from the britch and lower legs. Best suited for felting, rugs, or dryer balls rather than next-to-skin yarn.
Tell us the animal or color you're interested in, and roughly how much fiber you need. We'll confirm what's available, the grade, and the price per pound before anything ships.