The Wool Company Inspiration / Natural fibres

Our name may not make this clear, but at The Wool Company, we love Sheepskin (The Wool ...

How knitting helped win the First World War. Learn how British women and children knitted essential woollen items for soldiers and sailors, providing comfort and boosting morale in the freezing trenches. A fascinating chapter of wartime resilience and community spirit.

Lets debunk some myths: King Arthur; Robin Hood; wool being itchy.

Merino wool is the finest and softest sheep’s wool on the planet. Even in a world with ...

Peak your pinnacle of chic with Luxe Pure Merino and Silk Wedding Shawls - perfect for the bride,her mother and her maids -all with an eye for sustainability. Style your shawl a dozen ways über formal or super casual.

At The Wool Company, whether it’s our beautifully woven blankets or our stunningly soft...

A surprisingly impartial analysis of the sustainability (or otherwise) of wool. Is wool really a sustainable fibre? Arguments and greenwash abound, but there is plenty of peer reviewed research here. Read on to find out.

This Saturday at 8.30pm the world over, people will be switching off their lights in support of Earth Hour. We will. Will you?