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The baby alpaca wool lining only cements this feeling of quality. Luxuriously soft, cosy, lightweight, and warm, baby alpaca wool makes it a must for the autumn/winter months. Merino wool is naturally odour resistant and traps smells before they have chance to build up. With this, you can wear merino wool for longer without it emitting any questionable odours.

Last year’s event was a great success, with countless customers coming to the farm to pay us a visit. Whether you’re returning this year or it’s your first time, we welcome all with open arms. Why visit us this weekend Merino wool is one of the oldest and most versatile fibres known to man. It has also built a reputation for being the softest and finest wool of any sheep. Why You Should Love Merino Wool Wool is not known to cause allergies and has natural disinfectant properties within its fibres. What’s more, recent developments now mean many wool products can be safely machine washed.

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Lambswool is an excellent insulator and ventilator, meaning it will keep you both warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Our natural rugs not only look the part – they’re available in a range of shapes, sizes and shades – they’re crafted from the most sustainable materials, meaning you can decorate your home consciously. Our rugs are great choices for every part of our home, with some designs even able to be used outside to add that burst of colour and dose of texture every outdoor space needs. Jute rugs – the ultimate eco accessory As well as being great for the planet, our recycled rugs are stylish additions to the home, garden or caravan. Contrary to popular belief, recycled plastic is soft and comfortable underfoot, meaning you can enjoy every inch of this fabulous home accessory.

Today, there are around 4 million alpacas – the majority living 3,000 to 5,000 metres above sea level in the Andes of Southern Peru. Alpacas live in a very harsh climate, where temperatures can fluctuate from minus 25 degrees at night to 25 degrees during the day. Our recycled plastic rugs can be used indoors or out to add a pop of colour and texture as well as a great underfoot experience to any space.

Once the jute plants have been processed by their team, the yarns are dyed using the highest quality, EU standard dyes. Our jute products are nature’s best, but we choose not to use natural dyes. Whilst all dyed jute has a tendency to fade in sunlight, natural dyes would start fading almost immediately. Cashmere is extremely long lasting. When properly cared for, a cashmere throw will last you a lifetime. If you like your merino wool blanket throws to come with a chunky, bouncy texture, giving you extra cosiness and comfort, look no further than our Maria merino wool throw blanket, knitted with a traditional Irish pattern in 100% pure merino wool. Merino wool throw blankets with a log cabin quilt patternTreat your recycled plastic rug just like any carpet. Our Eco Rugs can be simply spot cleaned and vacuumed. They’re even machine washable. Clean liquid spills by blotting. Avoid rubbing the spill. Club soda may be used to neutralise acidic spills such as red wine or tomato sauce. Make sure the most delicate items in your home and wardrobe are cared for correctly, with our collection of washes and cleaning brushes. Thanks to its fantastic, all-natural temperature regulating qualities, wool is the perfect all year round essential, even during the summer months – read our essential guide to wool for summer. You’ll find lanolin in a vast range of skincare and beauty products, including eye creams, lip balms, skin lotions, shampoos and conditioners, shaving creams, and makeup removers. It’s used widely in makeup products too. Lanolin in wool care

Our jute homewares are all lovingly crafted in Bangladesh, a country where jute naturally grows. The factory we collaborate with has been doing what they do for some 30 years, and puts the welfare of their workers at the very top of their list of priorities. Alpaca fibre is hollow, which makes it a great insulator. This lightweight product will keep you both warm in the winter and cool in the summer. The amazing fibres that wool is made of guarantee plenty of plus points, which means many of us use it in our everyday lives. Wool is sustainable, renewable and biodegradable too, so investing in wool pieces for your wardrobe or home doesn’t put a burden on the planet. We visit our jute factory as often as we can to ensure we’re always in the loop. We were actually there in December and organised a special picnic for the whole factory!

We could quite frankly go on (and on) about the benefits of wool, yet the fibres and substances that wool is made from are the unsung heroes. Here we take a closer look at lanolin, one of the many ingredients that make wool what it is. Introducing lanolin… Our festive farm open day takes place on Saturday 18th November 2023 from 10am until 5pm. So Cosy HQ is usually closed at the weekend, so the open event offers the chance to visit us and our neighbours (including the amazing and award-winning jeweller Harriet Kelsall) to get some Christmas shopping under your belt or find the cosy homewares and accessories to complete your look not just this season but every season to come. Jute plants hail from Asia, and have been grown for centuries in the Bengal area of India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Despite its tropical roots, the jute trade has a long history here in the UK.