Natural Fibres

The Fabric of Our Heritage

Learn about our natural materials, our commitment to lasting quality, and how to properly care for your knitwear so it remains beautiful for a lifetime.

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Close up view of soft, natural wool texture
Our Sources

Rooted in Nature

Our wool is sourced from trusted farmers who share our dedication to animal welfare and the environment. The rugged coastlines and lush green pastures shape the resilience and softness of every fleece we use.

By selecting only premium grades, we ensure that every cardigan, sweater, and scarf provides enduring warmth without compromising on breathability or comfort.

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Flock of sheep grazing in a green coastal pasture
The Yarns

Crafted for Comfort

We work closely with a select range of natural yarns, each chosen for its unique texture, weight, and protective qualities.

Pure Heritage Tweed

Known for its distinctive flecks of colour, our heritage tweed wool offers exceptional durability and a classic, textured finish. Perfect for our heavyweight winter coats and structured jumpers, it blocks the cold winds effortlessly.

Spools of colourful heritage tweed yarn

Soft Lambswool

Sheared from the very first clip, this incredibly soft and fine fibre is ideal for lightweight layers and delicate scarves worn close to the skin.

Close up detail of a soft lambswool scarf
Garment Care

Made to Last Generations

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Gentle Washing

Wool is naturally resistant to stains and odours. When necessary, hand wash gently in cool water using a mild wool detergent. Never wring or twist the wet fibres.

02

Flat Drying

After washing, press out excess water with a clean dry towel. Lay the garment flat on a drying rack away from direct heat or harsh sunlight to maintain its shape.

03

Proper Storage

Always fold your knitwear. Hanging heavy sweaters can cause them to stretch over time. Store clean garments in breathable cotton bags during the warmer months.

Expert Advice

Have a Wool Care Question?

Whether you need advice on removing a stubborn mark, repairing a small pull, or storing a cherished vintage piece, our knitwear specialists are here to help.