Wool & Zero Waste Day | IWTO
On March 30, we celebrate the International Day of Zero Waste. Discover how wool can contribute to a more sustainable fashion industry.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Recycled Wool can be used to make various garments & textiles. Learn more about recycling wool & why wool is suitable for reuse.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Resources related to wool such as fact sheets, statistics, wool reviews and more can be found at the IWTO resources page.| International Wool Textile Organisation
On March 30, we celebrate the International Day of Zero Waste. Discover how wool can contribute to a more sustainable fashion industry.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Solidwool is an exciting innovation in the world of sustainable wool products. Read on to find out more about this composite wool material.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Scientific research reveals how wool's dynamic breathability outperforms synthetic fabrics in sports. Learn why athletes choose Merino wool for superior comfort and performance.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Australian Wool Innovation’s “Wear Wool Not Waste” campaign has gained several creative accolades recently. Read on to learn more about the campaign. The post Wool vs Waste: AWI’s Global Campaign Earns Top Creative Honours appeared first on International Wool Textile Organisation.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Join the wool industry this November for an unforgettable journey to the mountain kingdom of Lesotho, in partnership with Lesotho's National Wool and Mohair Association.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Synthetic textiles release significant amounts of microplastic fibres through laundering and wear. Wool fibres shed too but biodegrade.| International Wool Textile Organisation
The IWTO and Performance Days have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at raising the visibility of wool as a high-performance and sustainable fibre. The post Driving Innovation: IWTO and Performance Days Unite for Sustainable Wool appeared first on International Wool Textile Organisation.| International Wool Textile Organisation
The 94th IWTO Congress brought together 286 delegates from 28 countries in historic Lille, celebrating major environmental labelling breakthroughs and showcasing innovative wool applications that position the industry for future growth. The post 94th IWTO Congress: A Resounding Success in Historic Lille appeared first on International Wool Textile Organisation.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Datini Fibres and Upcycling Farm are on a mission to recycle wool waste and turn it into quality, reusable fibres. Learn more here.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Discover France's wool industry landscape in IWTO's newest Market Intelligence report, launched as the wool community gathers for the 94th Congress in Lille. Examining production statistics, trade data, key organizations, and France's rich textile heritage, this comprehensive publication is now available to members and for purchase in our online store. The post French Wool Industry Report Released appeared first on International Wool Textile Organisation.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Modern wool processing is advancing rapidly thanks to advanced dyeing technology & other innovations. Read this blog to learn more...| International Wool Textile Organisation
Odour resistance is an important factor in clothing manufacture. Some fibres are better than others in this regard. Read to find out why wool is among the best. The post The Link Between Wool and Odour Resistance appeared first on International Wool Textile Organisation.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Discover why wool is a sustainable choice: learn how it naturally biodegrades, preventing microplastic pollution unlike synthetic fibres.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Testing is essential in the wool supply chain to ensure that buyers and sellers can have full confidence in their products. Read this blog...| International Wool Textile Organisation
The International Wool Textile Organisation was pleased to participate in Science Based Fashion Talks, organized by Lineapelle, with SPIN360.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Wool has been used in the making of clothing and other essential products for thousands of years. Read to find out more on the history of wool.| International Wool Textile Organisation
A deep dive into Turkey and its wool. Get to know this global wool powerhouse and prime sourcing destination.| International Wool Textile Organisation
IWTO and others call for better product lifetime measurement rules for the EU's Product Environmental Footprint for Apparel & Footwear| International Wool Textile Organisation
Exciting news for wool lovers! We are proud to announce a new collaboration with the renowned wellness website, MindBodyGreen.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Our clothes may be contributing more to plastic pollution than we realize. New research reveals synthetic fabrics shed significant microplastics.| International Wool Textile Organisation
US Representatives inaugurated the first-ever Congressional Slow Fashion Caucus in Washington DC on 27 June.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Larry Prager, CEO of Center of the Nation Wool, Inc., gave a fascinating presentation on American wool traditions at the IWTO Wool Round Table in December 2023. Read about it here.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Seaweed farmers have long made use of plastic rope in their operations. Read on to see how wool is fast becoming a widely accepted natural substitute.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Peerless Clothing is North America’s largest manufacturer of tailored clothing. Read this blog to learn more about this leader in quality menswear.| International Wool Textile Organisation
Innovators led the conversation at the Annual Convention of the American Sheep Industry Association in Denver, Colorado.| International Wool Textile Organisation
IWTO's Young Professionals Programme welcomes those up to 37 years oold and working in the wool industry. Applications for 2023 now accepted.| International Wool Textile Organisation
