"wool garments" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "My mom always buys me wool garments to keep me warm during the winter months."
When these insects invade skins, furs, and wool garments or carpets, they can become problems for humans.
The farm makes and sells, among other products, artisanal sheep and cow's milk cheeses and hand-spun wool garments.
Wander the winding paths, past natural pools where locals meet to swim, or shop for blankets and wool garments that you won't find anywhere else in the country.
During World War I, American soldiers adopted the comfortable cotton underwear worn by European soldiers instead of their standard-issue wool garments.
During processing, wool fiber requires water and energy to process the raw fiber into textiles and even more water will be required during the consumer use phase for wool garments (Henry 2012).
Archaeological evidence from statuary found at sites in Iran suggests that selection for woolly sheep may have begun around 6000 BC, and the earliest woven wool garments have been dated to two to three thousand years later.
Ananiah's wedding contract provided a small dowry from Tamut, including a wool garment worth seven shekels, a mirror, a pair of sandals and six handfuls of castor oil.
Lay the wool garment on a flat surface to dry under the sun.
As soon as possible, bring the wool garment to the dry cleaner for professional stain removal.
In addition to ruining your wool garment, running wool items through the wash cycle of your machine can also damage the machine as wool fuzz can detach and felt up forming hard clumps inside the pump.
In 1988 founded the Mongolia Luyuan Wool Co., began exporting, making woolen garments.
