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Wool Care
Loved clothes last. We want to help you get the best from your Woollykins for years to come.
Nappies
We love Disana's cloth nappy system. 100% organic and plastic-free for natural, toxic-free nappying. We used the Disana system for all three of our babies.
De-Pilling Magic. How to remove pills from your knitwear
De-pilling magic. It really is like magic because it instantly makes things look brand new again which makes you feel all neat and tidy and love what you have, not long for something new and shiny. Here's what to do to avoid pilling and remove it from your favourite woollens...
Why we Started reNEWool - our Circular Fashion Initiative
Did you know that in the past, excess wool from textile mills was given or sold to local farmers for compost because it’s rich in nitrogen? Wool was once an essential part of a natural, circular system. Unfortunately, today most textile waste is contaminated with microplastics and toxic dyes, making responsible wool recycling more important than ever. Read more about why we started our reNEWool circular clothing initiative...
How to Protect Your Wool Clothing from Moths
Throughout Spring, as the soil warms up and the creatures of the Earth start to emerge from the Winter, so too are those pesky clothes moth larvae stocking up on their favourite food (i.e. wool) in order to continuing their lifecycle throughout the warmer months - laying eggs and hatching and munching on your favourite wool clothing and so on. Read on below for our Step by Step guide to looking after your wool clothing over the Summer months to prevent it becoming a moth's lunch. Loved clothes really do last.
Darning & Mending with our Darn it! Mend it Woollykins Ultimate Mending Kit
This is our Darn it! Mend it - Ultimate Mending Kit. It's here to help you make your woollens last and get through your mending pile faster! As a lover of wool and natural textiles, fabric/clothing is really important to me and I love to care for textiles but my mending pile is massive! With three kids and living the country life it can be rough.
