Wool Allergy

by Allergy Guy

Wool Allergy Symptoms


While an allergy to wool is possible, it is considered to be rare.

If you think you have an allergy to wool, first ask yourself “do I have sensitive skin?” If so, you may find yourself itching when you wear any fabric with course fibres.

Before giving up on wool completely, try wearing clothing made of a softer fibre, for example cotton, under the wool garment.

You may also notice a difference between a course-wool sweater, and a fine wool pair of pants. If the latter is OK but not the former, you probably don’t have a wool allergy.




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