New England Woolens Blog

Synthetic Clothing’s Dirty Secret: How Microplastics End Up in Our Food and Bodies

Synthetic Clothing’s Dirty Secret: How Micropla...

Your clothes are secretly polluting everything you eat and drink. Here's what you need to know: The Problem: 60% of clothes today are made from synthetic fibers Every wash releases...

Synthetic Clothing’s Dirty Secret: How Micropla...

Your clothes are secretly polluting everything you eat and drink. Here's what you need to know: The Problem: 60% of clothes today are made from synthetic fibers Every wash releases...

Sustainable Fashion: A Guide to Natural Fiber Choices

Sustainable Fashion: A Guide to Natural Fiber C...

Natural fibers are the key to sustainable fashion. Here's what you need to know: Natural fibers come from plants (cotton, linen, hemp) or animals (wool, silk) They're biodegradable, have a...

Sustainable Fashion: A Guide to Natural Fiber C...

Natural fibers are the key to sustainable fashion. Here's what you need to know: Natural fibers come from plants (cotton, linen, hemp) or animals (wool, silk) They're biodegradable, have a...

Slow Fashion: Cost vs. Value

Slow Fashion: Cost vs. Value

Slow fashion costs more upfront but saves money long-term: Higher quality, longer-lasting clothes Lower cost per wear over time Better for the environment Improved worker conditions Quick comparison: Aspect Slow...

Slow Fashion: Cost vs. Value

Slow fashion costs more upfront but saves money long-term: Higher quality, longer-lasting clothes Lower cost per wear over time Better for the environment Improved worker conditions Quick comparison: Aspect Slow...

Natural Fiber Socks vs. Synthetic Socks: What’s the Real Difference?

Natural Fiber Socks vs. Synthetic Socks: What’s...

For hitting the trails, wool and alpaca are the way to go. Here's why hikers love it: Both Wool and Alpaca pull sweat away from your skin, keeping your feet...

Natural Fiber Socks vs. Synthetic Socks: What’s...

For hitting the trails, wool and alpaca are the way to go. Here's why hikers love it: Both Wool and Alpaca pull sweat away from your skin, keeping your feet...

Merino vs Alpaca Wool: Which is Right for You?

Merino vs Alpaca Wool: Which is Right for You?

Choosing between Merino and Alpaca wool? Here's what you need to know: Merino: Great for active wear, moisture-wicking, machine washable Alpaca: Warmer, softer, hypoallergenic, better for luxury items Quick Comparison:...

Merino vs Alpaca Wool: Which is Right for You?

Choosing between Merino and Alpaca wool? Here's what you need to know: Merino: Great for active wear, moisture-wicking, machine washable Alpaca: Warmer, softer, hypoallergenic, better for luxury items Quick Comparison:...

Consumer Willingness to Pay for Wool

Consumer Willingness to Pay for Wool

Wool's making a comeback, and consumers are willing to pay more for it. Here's why: Quality that lasts longer than synthetics Comfort without compromise, especially Merino wool Eco-friendly production appealing...

Consumer Willingness to Pay for Wool

Wool's making a comeback, and consumers are willing to pay more for it. Here's why: Quality that lasts longer than synthetics Comfort without compromise, especially Merino wool Eco-friendly production appealing...

Our Best-selling Socks

Alpaca and Merino Wool are two of Mother Nature's greatest fibers. They are great insulators, soft against the skin, and they allow excellent moisture wicking capabilities. These and many other features make both these fibers amazing as SOCKS. Explore our high quality natural fiber sock styles and treat your feet, they deserve it!

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