Proud from hat to toe

Welcome to our online shop! Here you can find the world’s first, strictly limited fashion collection made from the wool of gay sheep. So, get yourself some super sexy, super supportive and super gay Rainbow Wool it-pieces! Each product sets a bold statement for diversity and each purchase supports the LSVD⁺ and their projects for the LGBTQIA+ community. Or are you looking for something long-term? Then check out our flock and adopt one of the gay sheep!

About the project

Made with love and handicraft

A very special sponsorsheep

Get to know our lovely boys, choose your favourite one and become a ram sponsor! Only one Euro covers the costs for one more happy day on the farm.

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Rainbow Wool Shepherd with a rainbow flag and sheep in a pasture; 1€ supports 1 day of animal care

Rainbow Wool Patches

On your jacket, on your bag, on your back pocket – there’s always room for a fluffy statement for the queer community.

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Rainbow Wool Caps

Perfect for everyday wear or special events, our caps are a bold statement for diversity.

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All Rainbow Wool caps with different motifs made from gay sheep wool on a yellow background

Rainbow Wool Laces

Live, love and lace up: This fashion must-have makes every pair of shoes fun and fluffy.

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DIY x Rainbow Wool

Do you want to get creative yourself, do you have your own fashion label or are you interested in a collaboration with Rainbow Wool? Then you'll find the gay wool for your project here.

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Colour Range of Rainbow Wool Bobbins in front of a grey background. A little text says: sold out

About

What is Rainbow Wool?

About

Rainbow Wool is the first fashion made from the wool of gay sheep to support LGBTQIA+ projects across the globe.

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Farm

Where does the wool come from?

Farm

Statistically, one in twelve sheep is gay. But unfortunately, gay rams are usually “sorted out” at the breeding farm. We have rescued a few of them and use their wool to support queer people.

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Price transparency

Why are the products so expensive?