Sura & Co. Joins IWTO
IWTO is proud to welcome new member Sura & Co., a certifications consultancy with expertise in animal welfare and traceability.
New Member Feature: Chargeurs Wool
IWTO is delighted to welcome Chargeurs Wool as an official member. After years of collaboration, Chargeurs formalizes its commitment to the organization, bringing expertise in traceability, regenerative agriculture, and grower empowerment to strengthen IWTO's global network.
75 Years of British Wool
British Wool marks 75 years of supporting wool growing, craftsmanship, and sustainability in the United Kingdom. Read more about their history here.
Celebrating Wool Month
October is Wool Month! Read this blog to find out more about this special month, what it’s all about, and how you can participate.
Congress 2026
Save the Date for Congress 2026! We head to Dalang, China 24-26 June, with working group and committee meetings on 23 June. Experience the World Wool Knitwear Capital, explore innovative textile manufacturing, and connect with global wool industry leaders at this premier networking event.
From Waste to Wonder: How Solidwool Is Reimagining Wool for Design
Solidwool is an exciting innovation in the world of sustainable wool products. Read on to find out more about this composite wool material.
Wool vs Waste: AWI’s Global Campaign Earns Top Creative Honours
Australian Wool Innovation’s “Wear Wool Not Waste” campaign has gained several creative accolades recently. Read on to learn more about the campaign.
Driving Innovation: IWTO and Performance Days Unite for Sustainable Wool
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.
Datini Fibres and Upcycling Farm
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.
Revolutionising Wool: How Innovation is Transforming Wool Processing
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.