Washing it in water and rice bran makes it slightly less loud

and leaves only an elegant light crimson.

By being spun, the wool becomes more elastic

and obtains its characteristic softness.

And the Rum wool garments thus produced come to be happily worn by these youngsters...

...in a fashion that paints the chilly winters of Ooarai in warm colours.

Though it's really just one colour.

Ha-choo!!