Young Professionals
IWTO's Young Professionals Programme offers a bespoke Congress experience to those working in the wool trade, aged 35 years or younger.
Looking at the Year of the Camelids
2024 is the International Year of the Camelids. Read this blog to find out what this means, and how it impacts the global market for animal fibres.
Green Grads Wool Hub
Green Grads Wool Hub is a collective of young designers united by a common cause – to promote the value and versatility of British wool. Learn more about this group and their activities in this blog.
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.
Lanas Trinidad and Sustainable Living
Uruguayan wool producer Lanas Trinidad has a set a high standard with its sustainable practices. Read to discover more about the company’s sustainable wool production initiatives.
A Compilation of Wool Industry Statistics
The International Wool Textile Organisation has just published its 2024 edition of international wool industry statistics. Read this blog to learn some of the key takeaways.
Wool and Commercial Office Interiors
Wool Impact NZ has launched a campaign to reposition New Zealand strong wool as a game-changer for the global architecture and design industries. Learn more here.
British Wool’s Investment in NexGen Tree Shelters
British Wool has announced their decision to invest in NexGen Tree Shelters Ltd. Read this blog to learn more about this strategic partnership and its goals.
The ICICLE Nature Way Award and Nanshan Wool Supremacy Award
Two Chinese textile companies recently paid tribute to a family-owned Australian wool producer. Read this article to find out more.
Catch Up On the Campaign for Wool – Canada/ Canadian Wool Council Collaboration
The Campaign for Wool Canada/Canadian Wool Council has announced an exciting new collaboration with the Squamish Nation & Burritt Brothers.