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In this series of blog articles, we’re going to look at the beautiful breeds of the British Isles, their history and their wool. Not all of the breeds that live on our shores are native (or they weren’t) so we’ll also be looking at where they came from and why they’re here.

If you’ve not been around at the start of this month you may have missed that we’re having a summer sale, there is no need to panic though – it’s still going on!

Confused about why we charge VAT to some places and not to others?  We'll give you the lowdown without burying you in jargon!

As the Tour de France edges closer we’re getting ready for the Tour de Fleece! If you haven’t come across this event before, let us fill you in on the details for this full-month event in July.

Vicuña wool, also known as the fibre of kings, is a luxurious, rare and expensive type of wool that comes from the wild vicuña, a species of alpaca found in the Andes Mountains of Peru, Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina.