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Wool collection

Swisswool buys 300 tonnes of Swiss shorn wool every year.

Twice a year we set up collection points where farmers deliver their freshly shorn wool. We buy all of it – whatever the quality, whatever the breed. Because we know how to use every type of wool. Completely, without waste.

How it works

All over Switzerland.

The collection points are at around 15 locations across Switzerland and open for a few days every spring and autumn. The region's sheep farmers deliver their freshly shorn wool in feed sacks, big bags or other containers. On site the wool is weighed, sorted by quality and colour and pressed into bales for transport.

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Dates

Upcoming collections and locations

Questions about the wool collection? wollannahme@swisswool.ch
DateTownLocationTime
14Nov 2026SaturdaySchattdorf UR NEU!: Breiteli 17 08:00 – 11:00
16Nov 2026MondayCazis GR Bündner Arena 15:00 - 17:00
17Nov 2026TuesdayScuol GR PP Motta Naluns 13:00 - 15:00
28Nov 2026SaturdayDisentis Baubarit Segnas 08:00 – 15:00
12Dec 2026SaturdaySargans Markthalle 09:00 - 11:30
Wool quality

Well prepared for collection.

General notes on cleanliness and sorting.

  • 1The shorn wool must be dry.
  • 2Sort the wool carefully by breed, colour and quality.
  • 3Pack leftover wool (legs, head and belly) separately.
  • 4Bring the wool as clean as possible – no colour markings, hay or straw.
Classification

Wool categories and prices

White wool

White wool

Price per kiloCHF 0.80

Fine white wool. Clean and well sorted, without kemp, straw, dung or coloured fibres (neither coloured wool nor markings). Blacknose and other coarse wool, e.g. from Skudde sheep, is sorted as mixed wool. We accept Valais Blacknose wool only in Turtmann, at the Blacknose price.

Mixed wool

Mixed wool

Price per kiloCHF 0.40

Wool of mixed colours, clean and free of impurities, markings, straw, dung or kemp.

Leftover wool

Leftover wool

Price per kiloCHF 0.10

Wool that doesn't fit the categories above, such as shearing remnants. Wool from Heidschnucke, Dorper and Skudde sheep is also bought as leftover wool. It should be reasonably clean.