The current study aims to benefit from the woolen yarns resulting from the recycling of wastes produced by the garment factories and their recycling to produce multi-purpose woolen fabrics with different yarn number of yarn count and different mixtures with the raw polyester. The woolen fabrics were mixed with poly-ester yarns And functional properties suitable for use in multiple fields to study the effect of different structural factors and the structure of the weft and the number of warps for clothing and wool on the characteristics of woolen fabrics produced from the recycling of waste woolen clothing factories After the production of test samples, some laboratory tests were carried out before and after the processing of woolen textiles by a factory of a large textile company in Mahalla El Kobra according to the laboratory specifications and standards of the tested properties.- Test the number of yarns / cm - yarn number of yarn count -Textile width - Weight per square meter -Tensile strength and elongation - Resistant friction - pillling resistance before and after the processing of woolen textiles produced, the results of fabric tests and statistical analysis using SPSS version 23 in the analysis of the experimental data statistically and calculating the averages, Analysis of variance in one way ANOVA To compare the experimental parameters and compare the different averages, the least significant difference method was used LSD. Finally, the study reached a set of recommendations and proposals for future research that, if applied, could achieve an advanced level of utilization of the woolen exhausts produced by the garment industry after lightening and mixing them with polystyrene using the open-end yarn and employing them in developing the economics of producing multi-purpose woolen fabrics. Key words :Open-end spinning – Recycling woolen waste – Yarns number of yarn count - Multi-purpose textile – Processing of Woolen textile - Textile testing