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From the Warmth & Weather Team

Wisdom on the Nature of Wool

To be dressed in wool, especially next to the skin, brings a natural foundational warmth that supports wellness in life. Living in warmth is essential to human beings and is the primal invisible source out of which life is created. The warmth process weaves unseen within us maintaining our bodies. With warmth we become more human.  

Sleeping Well, Naturally

Sleeping Well, Naturally

Merino Wool & Silk Cuddling up in natural fibres doesn’t just bring peace of mind—it creates the conditions for deep, restorative sleep, from the earliest newborn days through old age. There is something supportive in merino wool and silk. These fibres work in harmony with the body, helping u...
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Merino Wool for Spring and Summer

Merino Wool for Spring and Summer

Light, Breathable, and Made for Everyday Living There is a common misconception that wool is only for winter. But merino wool tells a different story. As the seasons shift and the days grow longer, we want something lighter — clothing that breathes, moves easily, and adapts to changing temperatur...
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Performance Clothing that Respects Skin, Nature, and Movement

Performance Clothing that Respects Skin, Nature, and Movement

For many people, wool still belongs to winter. Sweaters. Hats. Warm layers for cold days. But wool has another remarkable quality: it performs beautifully during movement. Whether hiking, cycling, practicing yoga, or simply spending long hours outdoors, merino wool supports the body in ways synth...
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The Wisdom of Staying Warm

The Wisdom of Staying Warm

March is not quite winter.But it is certainly not spring. It is the season of melting snow, cold rain or wet snow, saturated sidewalks, and wind that sneaks in under jackets. It is the month when many people are tempted to remove the wool too soon — and then wonder why they feel chilled and damp....
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A Little Handmade Project: My Wet Felted Wool Coaster

A Little Handmade Project: My Wet Felted Wool Coaster

Sometimes the nicest projects are the small ones. Something you can make slowly, by hand, and end up using every day. I recently made a felted wool coaster, and it turned out to be such a cozy, satisfying project that I thought I’d share how I did it. If you’ve never felted before, this is a real...
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