Woolmark for Business

Your complete guide to working with wool – the world’s most technically advanced natural fibre.

Find a supplier

Get inspired by The Wool Lab or connect with our sourcing experts to find the wool that’s right for you.

Connect with the entire supply chain

Sourcing support and supply chain collaboration from our global network.

Product and process development

New technologies pave the way forward for the latest innovations.

Sustainable material strategies

The ultimate natural and circular fibre, use wool to meet your sustainability goals.

A fibre of infinite potential

Latest research

Science-backed papers improving wool product processing and production.

Quality Assurance Certification

Access the iconic Woolmark logo to assure your customers of the quality of your product.

Sustainability toolkit

Gain essential wool knowledge, from the properties of the fibre to the social, animal and environmental impacts of wool, tailored for designers and brands.

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Unlock the potential of wool

Connect with our expert technical team to develop new products and processes with wool.

Innovate with wool

Natural dye

Natural dye techniques are absorbed easily by wool. Discover beautiful wool fabrics coloured with natural dye obtained from medical herbs, leaves, berries and roots in Living theme of The Wool Lab.

Wool Face Masks

Face masks made with Merino wool provide the wearer with a reusable face mask that is soft, hygienic, fashionable and natural alternative to synthetic face masks.

Wool Fur

Eco-friendly alternative to synthetic and traditional fur.

Weather Resistant Wool

Wind and water-resistant wool fabric made with 100% Merino wool is used in multiple product categories from rain jackets, shoes, board shorts and face masks.

Seamless technology

Circular and flat-knitting technologies eliminate the need for cut-and-sew, minimise waste and offer high levels of fabric stretch and recovery.

Innovations in knitting technology with Merino wool has resulted in a new wave of footwear brands using wool for shoe uppers. The success of wool in footwear lies not only in the fibre’s natural properties, but also in its ability to be constructed in a way that aids performance.