Join the wool industry this November for an unforgettable journey to the mountain kingdom of Lesotho. In partnership with the Lesotho National Wool and Mohair Association, industry leaders and experts will gather at the prestigious Avani Lesotho Hotel & Casino in Maseru.
The IWTO and Performance Days have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at raising the visibility of wool as a high-performance and sustainable fibre.
The 94th IWTO Congress brought together 286 delegates from 28 countries in historic Lille, celebrating major environmental labelling breakthroughs and showcasing innovative wool applications that position the industry for future growth.
Datini Fibres and Upcycling Farm are on a mission to recycle wool waste and turn it into quality, reusable fibres. Read this blog to learn more about these exciting initiatives.
Discover France's wool industry landscape in IWTO's newest Market Intelligence report, launched as the wool community gathers for the 94th Congress in Lille. Examining production statistics, trade data, key organizations, and France's rich textile heritage, this comprehensive publication is now available to members and for purchase in our online store.
Discover how technological advancements are transforming the wool industry through Suedwolle Group's new Vietnam dyehouse. This cutting-edge facility features 30% reduced water usage, automated precision dyeing, and space for future robotisation—exemplifying the perfect blend of quality, efficiency, and sustainability in modern wool processing.
Odour resistance is an important factor in clothing manufacture. Some fibres are better than others in this regard. Read to find out why wool is among the best.
Support the Make the Label Count petition calling for fair treatment of natural fibres in EU sustainability policies. With EU decisions influencing global standards and affecting wool-producing communities worldwide, it's crucial that policymakers recognize wool's environmental benefits.
Discover why wool yarn is the ideal choice for beginner knitters. From its forgiving nature to superior durability, wool offers numerous benefits that support your knitting journey while promoting wellbeing and sustainability.
Campaign for Wool New Zealand's 2024 Annual Report highlights significant achievements in education, promotion, and advocacy, with expanded school outreach, new education initiatives across all age groups, and strategic industry collaborations to revitalize the New Zealand strong wool sector.