Meet Dalmard Marine
Dalmard Marine is a French textile brand with a long, proud history that creates timeless, elegant marine clothing for the European market.
Wool & Zero Waste Day
On March 30th, we join the global community in celebrating the International Day of Zero Waste. Discover the lasting power of wool and how you can contribute to a more sustainable fashion industry.
IWTO at Science Based Fashion Talks
The International Wool Textile Organisation (IWTO) was pleased to participate in the recent Science Based Fashion Talks, organized by Lineapelle in collaboration with SPIN360.
Style and Performance: The Versatility of Wool in Urban Active wear
Südwolle Group has launched a brand new project, Fashion Meets Function. Read on to learn more about this collection of sustainable wool activewear.
A Call for Better Product Lifetime Measurement in PEF
Leading organizations within the EU's Technical Secretariat of the Product Environmental Footprint Category Rules (PEFCR) for Apparel & Footwear have today raised concerns about the current method for calculating a product's "Duration of Service," a critical factor in determining environmental footprint. Read more...
US Reps Launch Slow Fashion Caucus
US Representatives Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Washington), alongside Reps. Chellie Pingree (Maine) and Sydney Kamlager-Dove (California), inaugurated the first-ever Congressional Slow Fashion Caucus in Washington DC on 27 June.
Peerless Clothing International: Quality Men’s Formalwear
Peerless Clothing is North America’s largest manufacturer of tailored clothing. Read this blog to learn more about this leader in quality menswear.
PANGAIA x NATIVARegen™ Merino Wool
In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable fashion, PANGAIA and NATIVA™ have forged a partnership that brings certified wool to innovative, celebrity-loved casualwear.
Five Wool Trends for 2023
What's on the wool horizon for 2023? From farm to fashion, take a peek at five wool/sheep trends for the new year.
Can Sheep Save the Planet?
Do sheep hold the key to saving our planet? According to biologist Allan Savory, the answer is “yes.” Read more about the relationship here.