No other fibre comes together like wool: the 92nd annual IWTO Congress opens in Kyoto, hosted by the Japanese Wool Indsutry Association, with participants from 25 countries all over the world.
One of the many great qualities that wool has is that it is highly traceable. What is traceability and why does it matter? Find out more in this blog.
Wool has many great qualities, including its remarkable resistance to flame. Read through IWTO’s latest blog to find out more about wool’s flame resistance.
The Campaign for Wool and Savile Row Bespoke prepare miles of wool for the Coronation of King Charles III.
How can wool help to generate green power? The American Solar Grazing Organization has proposed an innovative solution. Read more about it here.
The Discover Natural Fibres Initiative releases its report on price trends and production for the beginning of 2023.
At last year’s IWTO Round Table, Kiri10 explained how products represent a beneficial synergy between the cosmetics industry and the wool industry.
At Heimtextil 2023, Neutex introduced its latest products, along with new developments that would set the tone for the textile industry in the coming year.
Join the International Wool Textile Organisation (IWTO) in welcoming its newest member, Datini Fibres, a specilaist in recycling wool.
Can the wool fibre help us breathe better? New Zealand's Lanaco, an innovator in air filter technology, says yes. Learn more from IWTO here.