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The Campaign for Wool’s Wool Ride
To officially mark the start of Wool Week 2014, The Campaign for Wool and over 300 cyclists wove a woolly trail through the streets of London on Sunday 5th October to celebrate everyone’s favourite natural fibre. Starting out at picturesque Thames
Q&A with Wallace Sewell
The Campaign for Wool spoke to the team at Wallace Sewell to discuss the history behind the interiors brand and how wool has become the main fibre in their products. Please tell us a little about yourselves and how your
oneP Wings debuts at Wool Collections in Wool Week 2014
Introducing Deb Cumming and Nina Weaver, two of New Zealand’s most innovative conceptual designers. Campaign for Wool have the pleasure of debuting one of their beautifully abstract exhibition pieces this year, which looks to the future in commercial applications of transformative
Wool Week arrives in Canada
The Prince of Wales’s Campaign for Wool will introduce the first Canadian Wool Week from September 29 – October 5, in Toronto. The Campaign runs in 12 different countries including France, Australia, Japan the United States and, as of this
Q&A with MillaMia
MillaMia believe that you can combine a love of knitting with a love of modern, contemporary design. We spoke to their design team to discuss their love of all things wool and how they are participating in this year’s Wool
Campaign for Wool goes to The Harrogate Flooring Show
Campaign for Wool had the pleasure of attending and exhibiting at The Flooring Show in Harrogate; the UK’s number one trade show for flooring. The CFW team set up base in the Wool Trends Centre and displayed some of the
Q&A with Guy from Dashing Tweeds
To mark the 5th anniversary of the Campaign for Wool, this year Wool Week had to be bigger and better than ever. On October 5th, hundreds of wool-clad cyclists will descend upon Potters Field for a 13.4 mile bike ride
Q&A with Stephanie Bentum of Krafthaus
The Campaign for Wool spoke to Stephanie Bentum of Krafthaus to discuss the interior brand’s relationship with wool. Stephanie explained how Krafthaus’ use of wool in their handmade wool textiles and products reflects her longstanding commitment to an environmentally sustainable