Find out how wool is made as we follow the journey from fibre to fashion through manufacturing. Learn more about worsted and woollen fibre processing techniques.

Find out how wool is made as we follow the journey from fibre to fashion through manufacturing. Learn more about worsted and woollen fibre processing techniques.

Merino wool comes from Merino sheep – the breed of sheep offering the finest wool for luxury apparel and technical sportswear. Cashmere comes from the hair of goats.

Every year Australian sheep produce a new fleece, making wool a completely renewable fibre. At microscopic level, each Merino wool fibre is like a coiled spring that returns to its natural shape after …

Fashion designers love this unique fibre for its quality and versatility - nothing else feels like Merino wool, looks like Merino wool, or wears like Merino wool. How is Merino wool made? Australian …

Ever wonder where wool comes from? Learn more about wool growers and how Woolmark sources the highest quality wool, merino.

The wool denim low top shoe, created in collaboration with Arvind, India, is composed of 35% wool and 65% cotton, and is reinforced with leather at the ankle and toes for added durability.

Unlike most synthetic fibres, wool is hygroscopic. It absorbs water vapour from its surrounding environment far more effectively than other common apparel fibres. Wool can absorb up to 35% of its …

Wool is naturally stain resistant, odour resistant and also crease resistant, so actually requires less washing. This means that caring for wool is both easy and gentle on the planet.

Since food stains and body oils attract moths, you should ensure your wool garment is clean before packing it away in airtight bags or containers. Ideally use a Woolmark-endorsed moth repellent but …