Wool from 'gay' sheep used to create couture fashion

Woke couture is coming for our closets.

Wool from sheep that “prefer same-sex partners” debuted at a New York fashion show earlier this month.

On Nov. 13, a collection of knitwear by Los Angeles-based designer Michael Schmidt, called “I Wool Survive,” features garments created with wool from the world’s “first flock of gay sheep” in Germany.

It’s common practice for farms to cull rams — male sheep — that refuse to mate with ewes — their female counterparts. This grisly reality inspired Schmidt to create the sex-positive threads, effectively saving the homosexual rams from potentially unnecessary slaughter.

Scientists have estimated that as many as 8% of rams are sexually oriented toward other males — a statistic that led Michael Stücke to found Rainbow Wool , a non-profit entirely