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.
New Zealand government announces major policy shift requiring wool prioritization in government construction and refurbishment projects, supporting the wool sector while promoting sustainable building practices.
Dalmard Marine is a French textile brand with a long, proud history that creates timeless, elegant marine clothing for the European market.
Wool is a fibre with many natural benefits. One of the most relevant today is that wool does not contribute to micriplastic contribute to microplastic pollution. Read on to learn more.
Testing is essential in the wool supply chain to ensure that buyers and sellers can have full confidence in their products. Read this blog to understand the importance of testing in the wool industry.
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.
The International Wool Textile Organisation (IWTO) was pleased to participate in the recent Science Based Fashion Talks, organized by Lineapelle in collaboration with SPIN360.
Wool has been used in the making of clothing and other essential products for thousands of years. Read to find out more on the history of this natural fibre.