About Our Wool

Close crop from above of muddy woolly sheep huddled together

We are proud to work with 100% natural fibres. We work with three beautiful and natural wools to make our exceptional textiles.
At a time when oil-based synthetic fibres, such as polyester and nylon, dominate the world of textiles, we believe in sustaining and championing natural fibres.

Types of wool

Close up shot of a woolly Galway sheep next to a farmer in a grassy field

Irish Wool

We partner with dedicated farmers who breed the rare Galway Sheep, Irelands only indigenous and native breed. An important piece of our natural heritage that produces a premium fleece of close and fine texture.

Mohair

A soft wool from the hair of the Angora goat. Known as the "diamond fibre", mohair has a distinct lustre and sheen. It is considered one of the oldest fibres in the world, originating in the mountains of Tibet. All our mohair yarns are Oeko-Tex certified.

Rows of blonde merino wool stretched and pulled over a loom

Merino Lambswool

This is the finest quality lambswool wool taken from the first sheering of Merino lambs with very fine and extremely soft fibres. All of our Merino yarns are certified with the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).

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Naturally Sustainable

100% Natural

The oldest known animal fibre, wool grows spontaneously and without need for human intervention.

Biodegradable

It slowly releases valuable nutrients and carbon back into the soil and has a zero microplastic footprint.

Recycable

Wool that is 100% recyclable and already the worlds most recycled textile.

Renewable

Healthy sheep are shorn annually, meaning wool can be continuously harvested, making it a sustainable and renewable resource.

Meet Our Sheep Farmers

We partner with a select group of Farmers from around Ireland who breed the Galway Sheep, a protected heritage Irish breed. During the months of June and July, we visit each farm to collect the fleece and connect with these fantastic people who work hard to preserve an important part of Irelands natural heritage.