Wool Local 805 Ted Brown

Am I the only one who loves the smell of wool? I am sure I am not, but I do know people who don't like the smell of wet wool. There are wools that don't smell unless they are wet and wools like this one that smell like sheep no matter what.

I associate wool with warmth on a wet and grey day of Autumn. I love wearing a woollen sweater when it's cold and it rains, I feel all nice and steamy.

From fleece to finished yarn in less than 50 miles, Wool Local is both authentically British and environmentally sustainable. Starting at the British wool auction in Bradford, the wool is scoured, combed, spun, dyed, steamed and hanked in the county of Yorkshire. An intimate blend (50%/50%) of luxurious Bluefaced Leicester and hardwearing Masham, in a fine 4ply weight, this is a truly local wool, with its roots in the heartland of British textile manufacturing.