The Wool Company Inspiration

Understanding Pashmina

Harry Mayman Posted on November 02 2024

Uncover the fascinating journey of pashmina, from the resilient Changthangi goats of the Himalayas to the delicate hand-weaving that transforms raw wool into a luxurious shawl. Learn what sets true pashmina apart, discover its deep cultural heritage, and get expert tips on caring for your own piece of this timeless elegance.

Meet Our New Sheepskins

Harry Mayman Posted on October 12 2024

The World’s Finest Fibres: Meet Our New Sheepskin Range At The Wool Company, Sarah and ...

How to Clean a Sheepskin Rug

Harry Mayman Posted on October 05 2024

How to Care for a Sheepskin Rug Sheepskin rugs are a luxurious addition to any home, of...

Wool and Wellbeing: The Hidden Health Benefits of Natural Fibres

Harry Mayman Posted on September 22 2024

Not Just for Grandad’s Cardigans In the great quest for wellness, we’re all about super...

Cashmere: the Noblest of Noble Fibres?

Harry Mayman Posted on August 24 2024

Cashmere: Chronicle of a Coveted Cloth From the Heights of the Himalayas High in the Hi...

The Wool Company’s New Look

Harry Mayman Posted on August 04 2024

Our updated brand identity, blending heritage with modern elements. Our new logo and refined design celebrate our timeless values and the quality of our products.

7 Ways to Style Sheepskin Around Your Home

Harry Mayman Posted on July 20 2024

Our name may not make this clear, but at The Wool Company, we love Sheepskin (The Wool ...

British soldiers in the trenches during the First World War, relying on woollen knitted comforts from home to keep warm

Knitting for Victory: How Wool Helped Win The First World War

Harry Mayman Posted on July 06 2024

How knitting helped win the First World War. Learn how British women and children knitted essential woollen items for soldiers and sailors, providing comfort and boosting morale in the freezing trenches. A fascinating chapter of wartime resilience and community spirit.

6 Wool Myths Debunked

Harry Mayman Posted on June 29 2024

Lets debunk some myths: King Arthur; Robin Hood; wool being itchy.

From Spain to Space: The Timeless Tale of Merino Wool

Harry Mayman Posted on June 15 2024

Merino wool is the finest and softest sheep’s wool on the planet. Even in a world with ...

Hiking to Heights With Fearless Fathers

Harry Mayman Posted on June 08 2024

Celebrate Father’s Day with an invigorating hike that promises adventure and bonding. Remember those cherished childhood walks with Dad? Embrace the journey and the joys of shared stories and discoveries on the trail. Lace up, pack up, and hike to new heights this Father’s Day!

Sheepskin and Sausages: BBQ Season Begins

Harry Mayman Posted on June 01 2024

Dig out your long tongs; blow the cobwebs off the grill; it’s barbeque season! It’s bee...

From Peploses to Pashminas: Seven Thousand Years of Wool

Harry Mayman Posted on May 18 2024

Wool really has stood the test of time; its use began in the earliest known civilisation, and continued though empires, revolutions, republics, world wars, through to the present day.

Luxury Merino and Silk Shawls for Weddings: Style Your Sustainability

Harry Mayman Posted on May 10 2024

Peak your pinnacle of chic with Luxe Pure Merino and Silk Wedding Shawls - perfect for the bride,her mother and her maids -all with an eye for sustainability. Style your shawl a dozen ways über formal or super casual.

Pagan Padstow and May Mornings

Harry Mayman Posted on May 03 2024

Oss Oss Wee Oss! Pagan Padstow and May Mornings

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Your Soft, Woolly Jumper (Or Blanket): The Hard, Environmental Facts

Sam Bott Posted on April 27 2024

Discover the remarkable journey of wool from its source to the end product. Learn about wool's natural, eco-friendly attributes that help reduce energy consumption and promote sustainability, making it a prime choice for those committed to environmental health.