The problem is things aren’t being shared evenly in the fashion, wool, knitwear and product supply chains, and sometimes this becomes abusive.

This chain starts with millions of farmers who care for their lambs & sheep and ends with the billions of consumers who enjoy fluffy yarn and great fashion. It's the section of this in the middle is dominated by a handful of global giants that profit from keeping the price of wool as low as possible.

As a result, farmers are forced to live in poverty. And that leads to illegal child labour and modern slavery.

We will not perpetuate this.

We need to be a part of the conversation by being good at our work.

This means we celebrate the modernist arts & crafts movement. We design to the best of our ability and we offer an unparalleled quality of product: handmade as much as possible.

We take this approach to all aspects of our work such as working practices and customer services.

Sharing not only our work, but sharing our passion, our designs, our frustrations, share our mistakes and successes and of course our views on stopping modern slavery, and fostering sustainable and ethical practices in our work.