The Wool Company Inspiration

From today we have paused deliveries to the European Union. Here is why, who it affects, and what happens next.

Central heating taught us to warm rooms instead of people. Why a good wool throw is the most useful thing in the house from October to April.

How a bucket of Yellow Rattle seed and eight patient years turned a worn-out sheep field into a meadow alive with orchids, butterflies and barn owls...

Choosing the right wool pillow starts with how you sleep. Learn the difference between low, medium, firm and our special adjustable pure wool pillows, and how to fine-tune your pillow for better comfort, support and temperature regulation.

Chocolates vanish. Flowers fade. Discover our edit of luxury natural fibre gifts for Mothering Sunday 2026 — from cashmere throws and sheepskin rugs to hand-embroidered Kashmiri shawls, with free UK delivery in time for 15 March.

The internet grew louder in 2006. We chose to stay quiet and steady. Nineteen years and eleven years of Platinum awards on, we reflect on growth that lasts.

Our 100% Wool Pillow has been featured in the Daily Mail’s Ultimate Guide to Bedding — celebrated for its natural comfort, breathability and adjustable support. Discover why experts recommend wool for a better night’s sleep.

A Rare Glimpse Inside Britain’s Oldest Sheepskin Tannery

Chelsea Flower Show, Monty Don, and the case for slow-grown joy — in wool, in gardens, and in letting a few things run wild.

Peak your pinnacle of chic with our range of Cashmere, 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.

Pilling on wool sweaters is common but preventable. This post covers ways to remove pills using fabric shavers, wool razors, and sweater combs. We’ll also share tips on washing and hand-removal techniques to keep your wool garments looking fresh.

Wool is naturally resilient, self-cleaning, and softens over time with proper care. Avoid enzyme-based detergents, which strip its protective properties. Use a pH-neutral, enzyme-free formula to preserve its lanolin and moisture-wicking abilities. If wool shrinks, a gentle soak and reshaping can restore its size, keeping your garments lasting and luxurious.

Many people believe they’re allergic to wool, but true wool allergies are extremely rare. Most discomfort comes from wool sensitivity, where coarse fibres irritate the skin rather than triggering an immune response. A genuine wool allergy is a reaction to lanolin, the natural wax in sheep’s wool, which can cause hives, itching, or respiratory symptoms. If you experience irritation, switching to superfine merino, cashmere, or lambswool—fabrics with softer fibres—can make all the difference.

Finding the perfect gift for a loved one in a care home means balancing comfort, practicality, and sentiment. Wool products—like sheepskin rugs, cosy blankets, and warm socks—offer warmth, support, and a sense of home. A luxurious wool duvet or a soft merino shawl can enhance their comfort and well-being. Ultimately, the best gift is one that shows love and understanding.

Wool doesn’t have to be itchy—by choosing high-quality fibres like Merino or Cashmere and using the right care techniques, you can enjoy soft, irritation-free comfort. Simple methods like washing with a wool-safe detergent, using a conditioner soak, or even freezing wool overnight can make a significant difference. Over time, wool naturally softens, making it even more comfortable with wear. Whether it’s a cosy sweater or a luxurious blanket, proper wool care ensures lasting warmth and softness.