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New look website – same great twool
Hello & welcome to a new look twool
We might have been quieter than usual but that’s not to say we’ve not been busy this summer. Check out the shiny new website!
Our new website brings our story, our shop and our twool shed blog into one place, making it easier to discover the latest news in sustainable British wool goodies.
We’d love you to visit us come and take a look around. There are new products as well as all our usual favourite gardening goodies & gifts, dog leads & collars, hats & bags.
Sustainable Christmas shopping at a click!
Introducing our Cosy nests for birds and hedgehogs!
Super sustainable twool nesting wool for birds and hoglets is a by-product from the carding process of our twine manufacturing. Wool makes fantastic nesting materiel and birds collect this fibre in the wild wherever sheep graze. As well as being a cosy liner, it is practical as it doesn’t retain water in the nest and it will fully biodegrade in time.
Treading lighter in the world has never been more important than it is today and, small changes collectively can make a huge impact.
Join us in our commitment to tread lighter in our world!
Thank you so much to everyone who has helped bring the website together – including Drive Creative Studio (Simon and Jon), Flourish Creative Design (Debs and Dave), Elizabeth Dyer, David Gurdon and Photography from Richard Fox, Rob Grist and Paula Wolton.
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