Recycled wool is a relatively low-impact process. 

 

Today, aided by modern-day quality controls, the wool goes through a meticulous sorting of materials into colour categories prior to shredding.

 

By selecting and blending colours of dyed wool fabrics and garments, the dying process can be removed completely, saving water and chemicals and eliminating the resulting waste water. 

 

The process also uses significantly less energy than what is necessary to produce new fabrics.

 

Woollen garments are sorted into matching colourways, washed and shredded then turned into new yarn ready for weaving.

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We are proud of our contribution towards the recycling efforts.

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