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A wool jumper begins as sunlight, water, and grass. Discover what “biogenic” means, and why the carbon in wool moves in a natural loop.
Ian Maclean MBE, Chairman of John Smedley, has been appointed Chairman of the Campaign for Wool. He succeeds the late Peter Ackroyd MBE, a former IWTO President.
Woolmark's Return to Real campaign takes Merino wool to consumers in China and Europe during October 2026, with a renewed focus on the Woolmark as the mark of quality wool.
Discover how Südwolle Group’s Zen-phyr project is redefining lightweight Merino wool and inspiring innovative weaving yarns for Spring/Summer 2028.
Discover Canadian Wool Conversations 2026! Back by popular demand. this year's event takes place in Calgary.
Grazing flocks have shaped Europe's landscapes for millennia. As wildfires worsen, shepherds from Andalusia to Galicia are showing how sheep and goats can help reduce the risk of these blazes.
How textile fibres are assessed shapes choices by industry, policymakers and consumers. At a recent Textile Compass webinar, experts on fibre assessment tools set out where life cycle assessment falls short, from the invisibility of time to its inability to credit a material's benefits.
Wellness is no longer a niche consumer trend. It is a mainstream market influencing how people live, work, sleep and choose the products and materials that surround them. Learn more about the role wool plays in the wellness sector and the benefits wool offers for health and wellness.
IWTO returns to South Africa for its 96th annual Congress. We’ll gather in Stellenbosch, recognised internationally for its vineyards, mountain views, food, wine, and culture. Home to Stellenbosch University and located near Elsenburg Agricultural Training Institute, the region has a strong connection to learning, agriculture and innovation.
IWTO welcomes the launch of ZDHC Supplier to Zero Version 2, an important development for suppliers, including wool scouring facilities and integrated woollen mills.