“Gosfand Vebini” or “Mal Vebini” or “Pashm Chini”
This refers to shearing the sheep’s wool, which is done twice a year. The first phase is carried out early in the spring, called “spring wool,” and the second phase occurs late in summer or early autumn, called “autumn wool.” Each type of wool obtained is used for different purposes.
For example, spring wool is used to make woolen socks intended for winter and cold weather, while autumn wool is used for producing various damp or wet products.
