Recycled Wool – Waverley Mills

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Waverley Mills Throw - 30% Recycled Wool | Mr Kitly

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A generous throw rug made with 30% recycled wool. 70% New Wool / 30% Recycled WoolEdge: FringeSize: 150 x 210 cmApproximate weight: 1200gramsEasy care: Cold hand wash or dry …

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Recycled Wool Throws - Waverley Mills

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Field Blanket In Charcoal – Waverley Mills

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Introducing 100% Tasmanian Made Recycled Wool Throws

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What makes Waverley Woollen Mills unique?

Waverley Woollen Mills is 100% Australian, luxury, quality and sustainable. We use the finest quality wool, alpaca and cotton. Our skilled artisan craftsmanship bolstered by the latest in sustainable practices produce iconic blankets, rugs, throws, scarves, and clever recycled blankets. ...

What is close Waverley Woollen Mills?

Close Waverley Woollen Mills is 100% Australian, luxury, quality and sustainable.We use the finest quality wool, alpaca and cotton. Our skilled artisan craftsmanship bolstered by the latest in sustainable practices produce iconic blankets, rugs, throws, scarves, and clever recycled blankets. ...

What kind of wool does Waverley Mills use?

Sourcing local Tasmanian wool along with fibre from the mainland, Waverley Mills mainly works with 18-micron fleece to ensure all blankets and throws are exceptionally soft when next to skin. A recycled range of products also sheds light on the eco-credentials of wool’s lengthy lifecycle. ...

Is Waverley Mills still in business?

Waverley Mills has been producing high-quality wool textiles since 1874, and whilst it may be considered young compared with its British counterparts, it was a pioneer of textile manufacturing in Australia. Today, it is the last remaining woollen mill in Australia that’s still in full operation from raw wool to finished product. ...

Where does Waverley wool come from?

Last year the mill committed to using 100 per cent natural fibres (which also includes alpaca and recycled cotton). And as of this year, all virgin wool processed and woven at Waverley comes from Tasmania, and only from farms that adhere to the Responsible Wool Standard and follow regenerative farming practices. ...

What's going on at Waverley wool mill?

Meanwhile, he’s concentrating on Waverley building its capacity and growing at a manageable pace. Giles-Kaye expects the mill to process around 35,000 kilograms of wool this year, which equates to 35,000 throws or blankets. This is a threefold increase over the past couple of years. ...