Warmth, crease resistance, durability… Yes, it is about wool… Archaeologists claim that wool was used 1500 BC. It was then that people were able to tame goats and sheep and use their hair to make woollen fabric. Wool was especially popular in ancient Rome. In the middle of the century, wool began to be traded, and in the 13th century, the economy of a country like Italy began to depend on its production. The use of wool from different animals by factories provides a variety of characteristics of the garments produced.