This is very nice wool. It is very difficult these days to find any wool material for headliners. For those vintage purist with old a/c that were manufactured using wool, this material is perfect. The problem here is that they only offer 3 colors, and right now two of the three are out of stock. I needed some tan for some trim to finish out a project. Other sources had minimum quantities, no burn certs and averaged well over 60 bucks a yard. So, if you can work with the colors, this stuff is great. Fairly heavy weight and seems to be treated as it is different color on each side. One side showing a coating of some type, maybe for moths or fire? The tan was not exactly tan in my book but close. It appears a little dark with an orange hue to it. I wish I could post a picture as you can not get samples either. You will need to buy a yard and see if it works. Shop around and you will find it is priced very well considering it is fire certified.

Great, high quality wool head liner that behaved nicely. 3 yards was more than enough to do our Cessna 150B, as can be seen on our Facebook page (Recover Your Cub).

I purchased an off white wool headliner for my 175. it took 2 months to get it which is not a problem but when I received my headliner it is a very yellow hue, not anything close to an off white. The color is so wrong for offwhite. When you take a picture of the off white it appears to be white but looking at it in person it is yellow tint.