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Wool fails when it cannot rest.
Humidity management is about airflow, not chemicals. Fabrics need recovery time. Storage should allow breathability. Plastic suffocates wool. Rotation preserves structure.
A well-made fabric can survive decades. A poorly stored one can degrade in a season.
Longevity is a partnership between maker and wearer.
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