Wool Month
Wool MonthOctober is nearly here, and with it comes Wool Month, our annual chance to celebrate one of the most sustainable, resilient, and beautiful fibres nature gives us. At a time when concerns about climate change, fast fashion, and environmental impact are more urgent than ever, wool shines through like no other fibre – it is 100% renewable, biodegradable, temperature regulating, and durable.
This year is even more important – as we celebrate 15 Years since the Campaign for Wool was initiated by our Patron, HM King Charles III.
Throughout Wool Month, we’re putting the spotlight on why choosing wool isn’t just a fashion decision it’s a vote for the planet. Whether in your wardrobe, home, or everyday lifestyle, every wool piece carries value far beyond its warmth.
Shaun the Sheep Ewe-nites Knitters
Featured Campaign‘Can Ewe Knit It?’ – is a call out to global fans and knitting enthusiasts to knit or crochet a Shaun inspired blanket square, where a public event by Craft Forward will ewe-nite every woolly wonder to create Shaun the Sheep inspired blankets for unhoused people, with wool for the event being 100% British Wool, donated by West Yorkshire Spinners.
Anderson & Sheppard Off-Cut House Tweed
Featured CampaignA unique collaboration blending sustainability, craftsmanship and tradition….
Check it's Wool
Featured Campaign- Wool is natural, biodegradable and a renewable resource
- Wool does not add to the planet pollution
- Check your label, make sure It’s Wool
Shaun Loves Wool
Featured CampaignShaun the Sheep returns as ‘ambaaa-ssador’ for The Campaign for Wool and British Wool as part of a collaborative promotional campaign to help educate and promote wool flooring as sustainable and good for the planet.
The Campaign for Wool is a global endeavour initiated by its Patron, in order to raise awareness about the unique, inherent natural, renewable and biodegradable benefits offered by the fibre in everyday life.
The Campaign for Wool is jointly funded by some of the world’s largest woolgrower organisations including British Wool, Cape Wools, New Zealand Campaign for Wool and The Woolmark Company.
