Wool:
Last Call
Earthy, warm, built to last — and finishing its final run. When this wool is gone, it’s gone.
Wool was doing “performance fabric” thousands of years before the word existed. Warm when it’s cold, breathable when it’s not, tough as anything. We love it — and this is the last of this particular run.
The Original Performance Fabric
Our wool is the real, natural thing: weighty, honest, and built for the cold. It traps heat and holds onto it, springs back into shape on its own, and resists odour so it stays fresh between washes.
Nothing slick or engineered about it — just the grounded, earthy character that only natural fibre delivers.
How It Actually Performs
Our honest take, scored out of five. Built for one job — keeping you warm — and very good at it.
Why It Outlasts The Synthetic Stuff
Most “warm” high-street knits are acrylic — plastic, basically. They pill, they hold smell, and when you’re done with them they sit in landfill for generations. Natural wool is the opposite: it’s a protein fibre that biodegrades like the natural thing it is.
Time To Biodegrade
Roughly how long each fibre takes to break down in soil at end of life.
Estimates — real-world breakdown depends on conditions. Wool is a natural protein fibre that biodegrades; acrylic is a plastic that doesn’t, meaningfully, for a very long time.
A Closing Chapter
These pieces are finishing a production run, and we won’t be reordering more of this exact material. It’s not a clearance — just the natural end of one chapter as we move toward the next.
When the current stock is gone, that’s it. If you’ve had your eye on something in the wool range, now is the time.