9034 Hornbaker Rd. Manassas, VA 20109 TEL: 5719896757

OUR SERVICE

We have a industrial wool washing machine and dehydrator. We also have an industrial fiber cleaner, which can get rid of most vegetable matter in fibers.  With industrial machines, we are able to process fiber at fast speeds and get roving in different diameters and weights.  The roving strip weight can be 8g/m to 12g/m.

With our carding machine, we can reach 20 lbs to 50 lbs per hour. Our delivery will be 10 lbs/barrel.  Our barrel size is 34" x 24".  We can reach industrial sliver production expectations.  However, we require customers to provide barrels for big commercial orders. We need weekly delivery in exchange of new empty barrels and raw wool.

We mainly process wool/alpaca fiber to roving or batting. Depending on the size of order, our turnaround time is one week to a month.

We take your fleece and turn it to roving/batting as you wish.  But we require the fleece fibers for processing to be between 2” and 7" long to assure the quality of roving and batting.  There is a 10 lb minimum weight requirement for using our carding machine. 

We can do 100% alpaca roving, but not 100% alpaca batting.  We only do 50% or above wool and 50% or less alpaca fiber mix.

Our roller for batting is 60" long with 40" diameter.  We produce large batting size of 84” x 106”

We strongly suggest that you skirt your fleece before sending to us since it is the intake weight charged for processing.

  1. From raw fleece to roving or batting: $18/lb to $20/lb. The roving can be a nonstop one piece at maximum 10lbs and there is non stop on machine for continuous process. However the batt reaches maximum 5 lbs before we stop the machine and unload it.
  2. Mixing fibers of any kinds to roving  batting: $20/lb to $22/lb;
  3. Core spun yarn making: $20/lb

  4. Making comforters with your own fiber:

    a. $90 to $120 if you provide your own quilting fabric envelopes.

    b. $150 for a twin size and $200 for a queen size if we provide our own quilting fabric envelopes. Please note that the fabric price goes up tremendously lately.

We require a 50% deposit on fiber arrival and be paid in full before releasing the final product.  We book the shipping from pirateship.com. There will be 10% charge if the customer doesn't pick up the final products in a week. 

You can send fleeces to us by mail or drop in person. Our warehouse opens hour: Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

  • Carder
  • Batt 70”x106”
  • canned sliver
  • Core spun yarn machine

Alpaca Fiber: 

  1. A protein fiber, naturally is soft and breathable;
  2. Hypoallergenic, good for person who is allergic to sheep wool;
  3. It is lighter weight and warmer than wool;
  4. It is water resistant and moisture-wicking;
  5. It is stain and odor resistant;
  6. Alpaca fiber has a medullated core, which makes it fully or partially hollow, to deter dust mites;
  7. It is naturally fire retardant and biodegradable.

Sheep Wool:

  1. A protein fiber, is temperature regulated, which feels warmer in cold weather and cooler in hot summer;
  2. It is hygroscopic, which makes it to absorb moisture up to 30% of its weight without feeling damp;
  3. It is odor resistant. Its antimicrobial properties inhibit the growth of odor-causing bacteria;
  4. it is easy to clean and durable;
  5. It is hypoallergenic and less likely to trigger allergies than synthetic materials;
  6. It is naturally fire resistant and biodegradable.

Hemp:

  1. It is a plant fiber derived from the Cannabis sativa plant;
  2. It is insect repellant. One should not expect mites on protein fibers, such as alpaca or wool when mixed with hemp fiber;
  3. It is also antibacterial;
  4. It is breathable and biodegradable;
  5. It is hypoallergenic;