Specimen F-04 — Boiled wool · 780 g/m²
Gives way under your touch — touch it
43.7270° N · 11.8111° E
Woven, boiled, then brushed until the fibres lock together. The same valley has made this cloth for shepherds' coats since the sixteenth century.
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Magnification
Felted surface
The weave disappears under a fog of fibres — that's the boiling at work.
Temperature to the touch
Hardness
Weight in the hand
Warm on contact, dense, a little resistant. It feels like it has already been worn by someone kind.
Acoustic signature — tap the specimen
Muffled, almost silent96 Hz · decay 0.12s
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