Wool and Cloth in Palworld are two intertwined resources that have a big part to play in the early game. One is linked to the other, as Wool (while it has other functions) is used to create Cloth, which allows you to start forging various types of clothes and armor that you can use for defensive or weather-protecting purposes. Palworld is pretty unclear about where you have to look to find Cloth and Wool in the game, but if you need help, I'll lay out how to farm both of them below.,
How to get Wool in Palworld
Wool in Palworld is most easily obtained by killing or catching any of the following Pals:
- Lamball
- Cremis
- Melpaca
- Kingpaca
- Kingpaca Cryst
- Swee
- Sweepa
Of all the Wool-producing Pals in Palworld, it's the first three mentioned above that are the easiest, with the early areas absolutely swarming with Lamballs.
The other option for mass production and farming Wool is to put any of the first three Pals into a Ranch if you build one at your base, which causes them to generate wool continuously. In fact, after a while you'll have so much Wool that you might want to dismantle the ranch in order to keep a handle on your storage, or at least take any Lamballs off your workforce.
Finally, the last option is to go to the Red Coat Wandering Merchant and buy Wool for 100 Coins per piece. It's not cost-effective, but it's a quick option in a pinch.
How to craft cloth in Palworld
Once you have Wool, you can bring it to a crafting bench and craft it into Cloth, unlocked in tier 3 of the technology tree.
Cloth is one of those things that's functionless on its own terms, but can be used to make a load of useful things, including the Glider and Cloth Armor, the latter of which helps with surviving high and low Palworld temperatures.
Check out more guides for creature capture! Discover all you need to know about how to get Palworld Pal Spheres and Paldium Fragments, or once you have them, find out how to catch Pals in Palworld with them!
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