10/06/2026
It’s Wool Month! 🐑
Every October, we celebrate this natural, renewable and biodegradable material. I’ve always been a huge advocate for NZ wool, so every opportunity I get to talk about it is another way of giving one of our country’s most valuable natural resources a little leg up 🙏🏽 It’s one of the primary materials we use to make our rugs and blankets, and something I’m genuinely proud to promote through my work.
I’ve had the opportunity to visit several wool farms in Aotearoa and see first-hand how the sheep and farms operate, and how much care goes into looking after them.
I can’t say enough about our country on the other side of the world. We are small in size, but mighty in the wealth that we have… and I don’t mean money wealth. I’m talking about the incredible natural wealth of Aotearoa and what NZ wool represents. For me and my small business, NZ wool is something I’m always happy to invest my time in, promote and believe in. It’s plays a big part of what we do, and I see the results every day through the clients who live with our rugs, carpets and blankets. NZ strong wool is durable, naturally resilient, and has so many benefits as a natural fiber, including its ability to absorb allergens and its natural stain resistance due to its high lanolin content. So here’s to NZ wool. 🇳🇿🐑 🧶
A pretty incredible natural material, and one that continues to provide so much value to all of us working in the rug and carpet industry 🤗
