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Spinning CNT Conductive Thread Tissue Scaffold Sheep to Suit Navigating a future for wool in a changing world Nigel Johnson CSIRO R & D IS TO BLAME! Innovation Pressure Performance High End Consumer Expectation Low End 1950 s


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Spinning CNT Conductive Thread Tissue Scaffold Sheep to Suit

Navigating a future for wool in a changing world Nigel Johnson CSIRO

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R & D IS TO BLAME!

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Time Performance

Consumer Expectation

1950’s 2000’s

High End Low End

Innovation Pressure

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Time Performance

Consumer Expectation

1950’s 2000’s

Wool Products High End Low End

Innovation Pressure

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Time Performance

Consumer Expectation

1950’s 2000’s

Synthetics Enter Market Low Cost, Low Performance Market Challenger Wool Products High End Low End

Innovation Pressure

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Time Performance

Consumer Expectation

1950’s 2000’s

Synthetics Enter Market Low Cost, Low Performance Market Challenger Wool Products Performance Gap High End Low End

Innovation Pressure

Poly/Viscose/Lycra Ladies Woven Wool

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Time Performance

Consumer Expectation

1950’s 2000’s

Synthetics Enter Market Low Cost, Low Performance Market Challenger Wool Products High End Low End

Innovation Pressure

Innovative Wool Products

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Competition driven by science

polylactic acid acrylic nylon 6.6 nylon 6 polyester Trevira CS cotton Kevlar Nomex microfibre viscose T encel polypropylene modal FR viscose acetate Coolmax lyocell basofil resistat Soya bean fibre visil

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Other 20th Century innovations that have damaged the wool industry

Climate Control Tumble dryers Washing Machines “Breathables” and Polarfleece

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Wool’s new competitors from R & D - Active TENCEL

Nano-fibril structure

Source: www.lenzig.com

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Cotton jackets and jumpers

Wool’s new competitors from R & D – New cotton products

Source: www.labelspree.com Source: www.phildar.com

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Wool still getting 3x to 4x the price of competitors

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Wool research fights back

CSIRO Wool Research in Geelong

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1960s

Shrink Proofing

Catch up with machine washability

Setting and Permanent press

Catch up with fashions for pleat and crease

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Sale by Sample (1970s) – enabled by science

Catch up with engineered, specified, fibres