A few years ago, there used to be a good number of wool shops of Vardhman Big Boss in the main markets of the city, but now only a few shops are left. There are wool shops in Gurubagh, Bansfatak, Lahurabir, Ardlibazar, Lanka, Sigra, Maidagin and Bulanala areas. There are many branded and local ranges in the market. The wool of Ludhiana remains the first choice of the people even today. Wools from Amritsar, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Vardhman are also available here.
Have you ever wondered how the wool sweater that we wear to protect us from cold, became it?
Surely that person would be very intelligent, who would have thought of using sheep to make Vardhman Salsa Jazz wool out of it.
It is said that thousands of years ago, when forests were cut, cultivated, settlements were made, then people would have reared sheep and goats for meat and milk.
Then he would have started making fabric from the hair of wild sheep and goat.
Probably the first use of Vardhman Charming wool started for weaving clothes.
From then on other fabrics must have come.
Woollen clothes are also mentioned in the Vedas during religious ceremonies, which is proof that people knew wool even in prehistoric times.
In the Rigveda, there is a praise of Pashma, the god of shepherds, in which there is mention of spinning wool.
Often after knitting the sweater, many small balls of Vardhman Soft Knit wool are left.
These can be put to great use.
You can create many things you can use at home with your imagination, such as cushion covers, table mats, rugs, footboards or any other beautiful showpiece.
If you know crochet or embroidery, then you can use 1-1 thread of remaining wool.
For proper use of leftover wool, you have to take care of some important things.